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A 23-year-old man remains in police custody while another man has been treated and released from hospital in the wake of an altercation last night involving a bladed article, police said. Police were called to the neighbourhood of Cedar Park, Devons...

The island’s sixth road death of 2022 was confirmed by police as Robert Hudson, 52, who was fatally injured Sunday in St George’s. Mr Hudson, a football referee from St David’s, was seriously hurt at about 2.45pm after apparently losing control of h...

A man is being treated in hospital and another is in police custody this evening after an assault with a bladed weapon in the area of Cedar Park, Devonshire. A police spokeswoman said officers responded to reports of two men in an altercation at abou...

A string of commemorations has been planned for Bermuda to join historic celebrations of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next week. A long weekend of celebrations across Britain, the Commonwealth and the British Overseas Territories will run from June 2...

A backlog of garbage is still being tackled by waste management staff after the trash truck fleet was hit with mechanical issues. The Ministry of Public Works advised that there were four trucks running as of Friday afternoon – with an additional two...

A medical service has donated $1,000 to help the family of a couple whose lives were claimed in an explosion at their Southampton residence this month. Bermuda Healthcare Services gave $1,000 to assist relatives of Oscar and Jove Mascarinas. The husb...

A motorcycle rider was fighting for his life in hospital yesterday afternoon after what police described as a serious crash in St George’s. A police spokeswoman said the crash occurred at about 2.45pm on Cut Road near the junction with Floral Lane. T...

A short film exploring loneliness and friendship on the streets of London has won a string of awards for a young Bermudian filmmaker. Nasir Simmons, 21, directed the 30-minute independent film Tentacle Head with Lillianna Johnson, set in a “dark, din...

Fathers targeted with “threatening” letters after relationships soured with former partners are examining legal options to stop the practice, a children’s advocacy charity said. Two fathers, requesting anonymity to protect the privacy of their famil...

Leaders in the island’s hospitality sector have been urged to join the shaping of a “signature learning programme” in the works under educational reforms. Tuesday marks the deadline for signing up, according to Tracy Berkeley, chief administration of...