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Opposition MP Zane DeSilva has given a detailed account of his reasons for launching a police complaint about what he called a “throat-slitting gesture” delivered at Progressive Labour Party MPs during Friday’s session of Parliament. He also categori...

Two firearms incidents took place last night ­— one in the area of Scenic Heights, Southampton, a short distance from Sunday night’s shooting in which a Pembroke man, Prince Edness, was killed. The initial incident occurred at 11.15pm and the second ...

Prince Barrington Edness, 29, a self-described gang leader, was yesterday named by Police as the victim in Sunday night’s fatal shooting outside a South Avenue, Southampton, residence. The two gunmen on a motorcycle also fired at an unarmed police of...

A holiday tradition of Bermuda CableVision giving subscribers free access to its standard television channels starts again on December 20, and runs until January 5. Company head Terry Roberson called it “a special thank you” to CableVision’s customer...

A man was shot dead last night in a densely packed neighbourhood overlooking the Southampton Rangers Club. At a hastily convened press conference at the scene, a police spokesman said: “The Bermuda Police Service responded to a report of a confirmed ...

A rancorous House of Assembly is nothing new, according two of the Island’s veteran politicians, but in cases of outright confrontation the Speaker of the House should rein Members in. After Friday’s session closed with Speaker Randolph Horton shutti...

A video documentary crafted on a Christmas gift camera has resulted in a big win for a local student, after her short movie won an international grand prize for the Bermuda Homeschoolers. “I was really, really excited,” 14-year-old winner Maia Steele...

Governor George Fergusson has commended an officer who was fired upon while pursuing the two assailants who are believed to have murdered Prince Edness last night in Southampton. “Last night’s incident saw the sad and unnecessary death of yet another...

An Opposition Bill granting the Premier the power to appoint a Commission of Inquiry has been passed with bipartisan support in the House of Assembly. Introduced by Walton Brown, the Shadow Minister for Immigration, the amendments were brought in the...

The National Hurricane Center in the United States has confirmed what many Bermudians already suspected: Tropical Storm Fay was actually a hurricane. The system battered the Island on October 12, downing power lines, damaging numerous properties and ...