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Opposition Sen. Kim Swan sparked off a storm of controversy after accusing Government of committing "seven sinister sanctions'' since it came to office. Speaking during the motion to adjourn session of yesterday's Senate meeting, Sen. Swan blasted Go...

admitted stealing a bottle of vodka. David Souza, 45, stole the liquor, worth $14, after walking into the Somerset branch of MarketPlace Wednesday afternoon. As he left the premises with the bottle down his pants, Souza was confronted by the store ma...

partner about his condition has had his prison term slashed by the Court of Appeal. Ronald Mapp, 37, of Cedar Avenue, Pembroke, was sent to jail for ten years in March after admitting that he had sex with a 43-year-old woman, even though he knew he c...

Struggling swimmers had to be dragged to safety by lifeguards after Tropical Storm Arlene brought treacherous surf to Bermuda's south shore coastline. Three bathers had to be rescued by lifeguards on Horseshoe Bay yesterday, with another dozen being ...

movements of the storm this morning will be "critical'' in determining whether or not Bermuda lies in its path. And even though the force of the storm is weakening, it has already brought massive disruptions to the Island. Meteorologists at the Bermu...

shot over Government plans to tighten racial discrimination legislation. And although the Smith's North MP said he believed both parties were "singing from the same hymn sheet'', he warned that the get tough laws could eventually prove "very dangerou...

Plans for children with special needs to attend camps this summer have been plunged into controversy and uncertainty -- three weeks after Ministers gave their assurances that the camps will go ahead. And confusion over the programme has led one parap...

admitting to driving while disqualified -- twice in less than a week. Vaughn Edwards, of Warwick, who has been convicted of the offence 23 times in the last ten years, received a six-month suspended jail term in April after admitting to the offence. ...

Government has come under renewed pressure to reveal its position on the White Paper on overseas territories. Yesterday, National Liberal Party leader Charles Jeffers condemned Premier Jennifer Smith for being too quiet on the subject for too long. A...

operation by the end of next month. Although the system of 30 cameras, linked to a central Police control room, were installed last year, they could not be switched on until legislators drafted operational guidelines. But yesterday a Government spoke...