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A witness to this week’s double gun murder in a busy bar last night relived the moment he cradled a dying victim in his arms. The expatriate worker said he tried to comfort one of the men as he lay on the floor of the Robin Hood in Hamilton. The US ...

Bermuda has lost its air link to the gateway city of Boston, Massachusetts, because of lack of demand during the off season, the transport minister said this morning. Lawrence Scott yesterday addressed the upcoming loss of JetBlue’s service to Boston...

Bermuda’s deaths from Covid-19 last night hit the grim milestone of 100 with two more fatalities related to coronavirus. Kim Wilson, the health minister, also announced 12 new cases out of the 3,450 latest test results for the virus. Active cases con...

A 30-year-old man was taken to hospital in an unresponsive state yesterday afternoon after a two-car collision on North Shore Road in Smith’s. The collision took place just after 4.10pm near the junction with Tamarisk Hill. A police spokesman said: “...

A government minister narrowly avoided being involved in Tuesday night’s fatal shooting at the Robin Hood. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, went to get pizza at the Pembroke restaurant but moments after he arrived realised that...

Police have blamed infighting between factions within a gang as the cause of a shooting on Tuesday which claimed two lives. Parkside was singled out by Nick Pedro, Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police, after gunmen murdered two men at Robin Hood P...

A Bermudian scientist has advanced at a major United States technology firm after achieving national recognition – not once, but twice. Carol Brevett is now a technical fellow at Leidos, an engineering and technical services company based in Reston, ...

The owner of a store struck by lightning said last night he was grateful that no one was injured when the building was hit by a bolt from the blue at the weekend. Jock Stewart, the owner of Pool & Spa House on King Street in Hamilton, added that the...

The End-to-End event was “one of the best yet” despite foul weather and fewer participants, organisers said this weekend. About 400 walkers and cyclists braved thunderstorms and rain on Saturday compared with the usual 2,000 participants but it was ...

A city lane that is home to an Italian restaurant is to get a facelift. The owners of La Trattoria in Washington Lane in Hamilton said new, colourful bricks would replace the grey paving stones outside. Nicky Russo, general manager of the restaurant,...