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Gibbs Hill Lighthouse will be shut until Saturday for repairs. A spokesman for marine and ports said that the access road to the lighthouse and the car park will also be closed as a safety precaution. He added: “The Department of Marine & Ports Servi...

A new chief information officer has been appointed in the Government’s Department of Information and Digital Technologies. The appointment of Daron Raynor was announced by Derrick Binns, the Head of the Public Service. Dr Binns said: “I am pleased to...

A 29-year-old man is to face an extradition hearing after he was charged with child pornography offences in the United States. Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday that the man, from Devonshire, was charged with one count each of possession and receivi...

No new coronavirus cases were logged today after 760 tests results came back clear to the health ministry. The news meant the total number of cases remained at 181. There are three active cases, all monitored by public health officials, but none are ...

No new cases of the coronavirus were logged today after 396 test results came back clear. The health ministry said the total number of confirmed cases remained at 181. There are three active cases, all monitored by public health officials, but none o...

Police confirmed last night that “a person of interest” was helping with inquiries in connection with an $800,000 government deal with an American music promoter. The news came after lawyers for the Government failed to locate Anthony Blakey in Georg...

All General Election 2020 votes have been counted. The Progressive Labour Party has won 30 seats in the House of Assembly and the One Bermuda Alliance has won six. 11.12pm: The total number of votes counted was 25,763. There were 46,311 registered vo...

No positive cases of Covid-19 were recorded out of 895 test results received by the Ministry of Health today. Bermuda has had a total of 181 confirmed positive cases, including four which remain active and are under public health monitoring. None are...

A teenager who admitted taking a knife to school was sentenced to two years’ probation. Malachi Fox, 18, also pleaded guilty to handling $800 worth of stolen goods at Magistrates’ Court on Monday. The court heard Fox was at the Berkeley Institute on ...

Pupils won praise for their artwork and helped win cash prizes for their schools. More than 70 pieces of artwork were entered into the Annual Art and Digital Competition, organised by the Mirrors Alumni & Friends Association and Masterworks Museum of...