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Some of the millions of dollars that went missing from a loan to a failed hotel development has been recovered, a source has said. But the insider warned that substantial sums had been spent on legal bills and other service in the five-year court bat...

Two children’s advocates have condemned a suspended sentence handed down in the Supreme Court to a man who admitted accessing thousands of items of child pornography. Wong Li Shan, 43, was spared prison last week with a ten-month suspended sentence a...

A court dispute between the Ministry of National Security and the Bermuda Prison Officers’ Association was dropped yesterday. Both sides agreed in the Court of Appeal to withdraw the case and the Government also agreed to pay the prison officers’ cos...

A Bermudian woman is among a group accused of illegally voting in the United States 2016 presidential election. The charges, announced by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, include Ismay Prudence Kathleen James, 54, of Bermuda, among 12 foreign ...

Two Bermudian-born men have been cleared of terrorism charges after a trial in Britain. Hisham Muhammad, 26, from Manchester was found not guilty of plotting a terror attack. Mr Muhammad’s 25-year-old cousin, Faisal Abu Ahmad, was found not guilty of...

A man who appeared in Magistrates’ Court to face assault charges was confirmed yesterday to be police officer. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said that Sean Kelly, a constable, had been suspended from duty in the wake of the allegations. ...

“Limited” services are returning to the courts tomorrow, with restrictions to be “revisited further in two weeks”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Legal Affairs said anyone permitted to enter the Dame Lois Browne Evans police and court building on ...

The final appeal over same-sex marriage got a day in court for December at the Privy Council in London. The December 7 and 8 hearings, revealed yesterday, will settle the issue after years of dispute in Bermuda’s courts and Parliament. The ruling by ...

A forensic pathologist warned against “over interpreting” evidence from wounds left on a murder victim as the defence case opened yesterday in the Supreme Court trial of his alleged killers. Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers deny the premeditated ...

An appeal on “some points” of a Supreme Court ruling in favour of the Prison Officers Association against a Labour Disputes Tribunal is to be lodged, the Government said yesterday. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said that the Govern...