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A Bermudian photographer’s snapshot that caught a friend in mid-leap on the English coastline has been picked up by the BBC for a series of photographs from around the world on “the theme of summer”. The picture by Phoebe Dill, who works with the Ros...

A man seriously injured in a fall on Thursday afternoon has been named by police as 62-year-old Randall Walker. Mr Walker remains in the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit after sustaining a potentially life threatening head injury. He was discovered at ...

The official book of condolence for the Queen Elizabeth II will be available for the public to sign at Government House over the weekend. Government House advised it would be open to the public for signing on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. The...

Spaces for public tributes to Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8, have been created by the City of Hamilton leading up to the Queen’s state funeral on Monday. The fence at the Queen Street entrance to Queen Elizabeth Park has been offered by...

A “mental health emergency” has concluded without injury, a police spokesman said this afternoon.

Grocery prices have soared 8 per cent year-on-year, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released last night. Overall, the inflation rate for June was measured at 4.7 per cent — 1 per cent up on May, which was Bermuda’s highest since December...

A shopper in St George’s had her car written off yesterday when a steel piling for the construction of the marina at Ordnance Island toppled on to the parking lot. No one was in the vehicle or injured by the accident, believed to have happened at abo...

Support continues to run high in Bermuda for antiracism organisations to work towards racial justice, according to a survey of residents by one of the island’s leading campaign groups. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda reported 83 per cent fou...

A frustrated father who fears losing any chance of a relationship with his biological son said he was “treated wrongly from Day 1” after the Department of Child and Family Services deemed him unsuitable for the child’s care. The 61-year-old, who cann...

Among guests at yesterday’s proclamation ceremony of the King was the island’s first Black Bermudian aide-de-camp, who served as equerry, or assisting officer, to the Queen in her 1975 visit to Bermuda. For Major Alvin Daniels, 76, the death of the Q...