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The airport reopened last night after a small private aircraft crashed on the runway yesterday afternoon. Aaron Adderley, president of Skyport, confirmed that LF Wade International Airport had reopened at about 9.15pm. Mr Adderley said: “The pilot w...

A Bermuda link to a Caribbean influx to Britain 70 years ago has surfaced after a scandal erupted in the UK about the treatment of the emigrants. The BBC said the liner HMT Empire Windrush, which took hundreds from the Caribbean to Britain in 1948, t...

Businessman Antony “Monty” Francis was remembered fondly by MPs on both sides of the House of Assembly after his death just short of his 58th birthday last week. One Bermuda Alliance MP Sylvan Richards recalled sharing accommodation with Mr Francis i...

The Premier hailed a “historic” day for the island as he signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday with global cryptocurrency trader Binance. David Burt signed the MOU with Zhao Changpeng, the chief executive of “the world’s largest cryptocurren...

Confused drivers have blasted changes to road markings at a busy junction in Hamilton. Motorists have complained on social media about the new layout at the intersection of Reid Street and Queen Street in the city. Edward Benevides, chief operating o...

The appointment process for the next Chief Justice, Narinder Hargun, was fair and in line with the island’s constitution, the Governor said yesterday. The news came as the Bermuda Bar Council threw its weight behind the appointment of Mr Hargun, a fo...

Abandoned vehicles in a church car park are destined for the dump today if the owners do not pick them up. Leonard Santucci, pastor at the Vernon Temple AME Church in Southampton, said the two cars, one black and one white, have been left in the chur...

Power lines have come down on the road in the area of Shark Hole at Harrington Sound in Hamilton Parish, police warned at 9am. Drivers were asked to use caution, according to a spokesman, with the fallen wires affecting the eastbound lane. Workmen we...

Olympic sailor James “Jimmy” Kempe has died at the age of 94. An engraver whose handiwork adorned trophies as well as gifts to visiting dignitaries, Mr Kempe represented the island twice at the Olympic Games — in Melbourne in 1956 and Rome in 1960. F...

Police have listed diversions that will affect the island’s roads during MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda on Saturday. Certain stores in Hamilton will remain open, with some establishments choosing to extend their hours of business. Traffic into the ...