A man accused along with three others of taking part in the rape of a teenager told a jury both the victim and her friend had lied on the stand.
Defendant A, who is also accused of inducing the 14-yea...
The contractor — and not the taxpayer — is on the hook for millions of dollars in losses racked up as a result of “design challenges” on the hospital redevelopment project.
And Bermuda Hospitals Board...
The contract on Bermuda’s new hospital wing has resulted in “substantial losses” for a major UK construction firm, according to The Telegraph.
However, the Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) last night res...
“Misinformation has been circulating” on Government’s scholarships and awards programme, according to Education and Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons.
The Minister offered a breakdown of spe...
An Opposition sit-in protesting education cuts drew a crowd of about 70 people onto the grounds of Cabinet this afternoon, with Education Minister Grant Gibbons facing a sometimes hostile audience.
Sh...
Government could appeal against a judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley that clears the way for certain holders of the Permanent Residents’ Certificate (PRC) to obtain Bermuda status.
And the Ministry...
An elderly driver who blacked out at the wheel of his car and crashed on Front Street has offered his thanks to kind-hearted bystanders who attended to him at the scene.
Howard Saltus, 78, also counts...
Bermuda residents took to the roads and water in their thousands for a record-breaking Catlin End-to-End this weekend: organisers had an official count of 3,500 people, but many more joined in.
Donati...
The path to Bermuda status for holders of Permanent Resident Certificates just got easier, under a ruling delivered yesterday at the Supreme Court.
The judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley undoes a l...
Murder accused Julian Washington’s testimony in the Supreme Court was an attempt to “pull the wool over your eyes”, a jury heard as the trial neared its close.
But the evidence against the 24-year-old...
