A burglar stole a scooter, cash, jewellery and an MP3 player after breaking into a Mizzentop, Warwick, home overnight on Saturday. The bike has the licence number 068 AD. Police are investigating.
A female tourist was pulled to the ground by a motorcyclist who grabbed her handbag as he drove past her in Southampton on Sunday.
The American woman was mugged as she walked west along South Road, ne...
Premier Ewart Brown has dropped a legal action against the Island’s media - but launched another one against The Royal Gazette, its sister paper and an Opposition-supporting Internet blogger.
The firs...
Five people were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving over the weekend and nine burglaries were reported: one in Smith's, one in Devonshire and one in Pembroke and two apiece in Paget, Southampto...
Owning a second home on the Island could soon be a thing of the past for Bermudians married to expatriates — as expectant mother Monika Burrill has just discovered.
The 32-year-old accountant owns a c...
A new law aimed at ensuring foreigners don’t elbow Bermudians out of the housing market is penalising sellers as well as buyers, according to a local father-of-one.
The 38-year-old, who works in retai...
Dutch oil tycoon John Deuss has failed in his bid to have a warrant for his arrest overturned by a Supreme Court judge.
The 64-year-old multi-millionaire — currently being questioned by detectives in ...
A new law aimed at ensuring foreigners do not elbow Bermudians out of the housing market is penalising Islanders married to expatriates, according to lawyers and realtors.
The Bermuda Immigration and ...
Valuable Bermuda cedar, paintings by local artists, the chance to meet Tiger Woods and a jazz party featuring one of the Island’s best-known musicians are among the unusual items on offer at an auctio...
Robert Horton, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Labour and Immigration, provided this explanation of the law late last night:
“Where a non-Bermudian spouse provides financial assistance to the B...
