Former UBP Minister Quinton Edness has blasted the Government for creating an “atmosphere of intimidation” following the forced resignation of an English doctor who spoke out against plans to close a ...
Two men yesterday admitted breaking into a home and stealing $150,000.
Antonio Myers, 21, of Rambling Lane, Pembroke, and Devario Whitter, 23, of Curving Avenue, Pembroke, were due to stand trial at S...
An MP has renewed calls for deadbeat dads who fail to pay child support to be placed on compulsory work schemes rather than jailed.
Deputy Opposition Leader Michael Dunkley has the backing of the Coal...
Recovering drug addict Steven Somner has first-hand experience of what it’s like to be barred from the US because of a criminal conviction.
The 46-year-old’s voice fills with emotion when he talks abo...
A campaign urging Bermudians to stay conviction-free and retain the ability to travel to America is being backed by agencies across the Island.
The US Consulate launched the campaign earlier this mont...
A “wicked” career criminal who committed 26 offences of burglary, forgery and theft in the space of a single month — including stealing cash from a church and a man’s disability allowance — was sent d...
A taxi driver falsely obtained $25,000 from the Bank of Bermuda after a teller mistakenly gave him the number of another man’s account.
Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons told father-of-two Clyde Ian S...
A 23-year-old man with a substantial alcohol abuse problem has been given a two-year probation order for an attack outside the Swizzle Inn.
Isaac Robert Lambe, of Red Coat Lane, St. George’s, punched ...
A persistent offender who admitted handling stolen jewellery was warned by a judge yesterday that he risked ending up an old man in Westgate unless he changed his ways.
Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmo...
Remember the sentimental, slushy Brit film ‘Love, Actually’ from a few years ago? Well, take away the mawkishness and manipulation of emotions and you’re left with a pretty similar structure to that o...
