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A file on the death of a man who lost consciousness after what was at first said by police to be a domestic dispute has been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions. Stuart Lottimore, 54, died after the incident on June 11 at his home on My Lord’...

Three more deaths from Covid-19 have brought the island’s toll from the coronavirus to 92, it was revealed last night. Kim Wilson, the health minister, added that there were 35 new cases out of 5,141 test results that came back to health officials si...

It was a tumultuous scene – hundreds of euphoric students cheering their hero Flora Duffy as her motorcade wound through their school grounds. As part of her welcome back to Bermuda tour, Flora visited her old school, Warwick Academy, and for some yo...

Flora Duffy was hailed a national hero as she returned home yesterday for the first time since she won gold at the Tokyo Olympics. It was a day of celebration for the entire island as Bermuda welcomed its most successful athlete with a reception fit ...

Two more deaths from Covid-19 brought the pandemic death toll to 89, it was announced last night. There were 46 new coronavirus cases out of 3,438 rest results that came back to officials – a positivity rate of 1.3 per cent. But the number of active...

Occupational safety and health should be recognised as “a fundamental right”, the Bermuda Public Services Union declared. The BPSU joined labour groups worldwide with UNI Global Union, a global unions federation, in marking World Day for Decent Work ...

A police investigation has been launched after a car was found in the sea with its engine still running today. A member of the public reported spotting the car on the shoreline near Ducking Stool Park in Pembroke at about 7am. The hatchback was nose-...

Police failed to carry out a proper investigation in the case of a truck driver accused of causing the death of a motorcyclist while drink driving, a lawyer said yesterday. Richard Horseman, counsel for Charles Johnson, who was cleared last week in t...

An entrepreneur keen to get his guided tour vehicle business on the road will have to wait after senators blocked key legislation. Kevin Burrows said he had waited 18 months for the three-wheeled tour vehicles, called tuk tuks and used as taxis in As...

Covid-19 has claimed five more lives, it was revealed last night. The news brought the death toll from the coronavirus to 87. But the island’s number of active cases fell sharply, from the 1,106 reported on Monday to 890 – the lowest number of cases ...