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Bermuda’s uniformed services were out in force for the Queen’s Birthday Parade on Saturday morning. The troops of the Royal Bermuda Regiment and its Band and Corps of Drums, police, the RBR’s Junior Leaders and the Sea Cadets paraded on Front Street ...

Island dignitaries helped the island’s Portuguese people celebrate their national day at the weekend. David Burt, the Premier, visited the Vasco Da Gama Club in Hamilton on Sunday along with Walter Roban deputy Premier and transport minister, who got...

An American tourist who died at Horseshoe Bay was named today as Jacolbe Fleming. Mr Fleming, from Jonesboro, Georgia, ran into difficulty while swimming yesterday, shortly before 2.30pm. Lifeguards performed CPR and he was taken to King Edward VII M...

The public have been warned to stop defacing public and private property to reserve spots for the Bermuda Heroes Weekend parade. A spokesman said: “While we encourage everyone to be excited for the upcoming Bermuda Heroes Weekend, we cannot support ...

Two snorkellers were saved in an incident at a Southampton beach last week, according to news organisations in the United States. However, a representative with the Maritime Operations Centre in Bermuda was not able to find a report of the incident ...

The Government advised yesterday that there is no need for alarm after the sighting of a hammerhead shark at Shelly Bay. The Ministry of Home Affairs issued its response three days after the six-foot shark came close to the shore at the popular Hamil...

The annual Queen’s Birthday Parade will take place along Front Street on Saturday. Traffic restrictions will be in place early on Saturday before the parade begins at 10.30am. The event will feature the pomp and pageantry of the marching units from t...

An American tourist who drowned after she fell off a jet ski was named by police yesterday as Yvonne Aites. The 62-year-old cruise ship passenger, from Massachusetts, is believed to have fallen into the water off Cambridge Beaches in Sandys and lost ...

A group of young people have completed the Mirrors Programme. Social development minister Michael Weeks announced 29 teenagers, aged between 14 and 18, successfully came through the third phase of the project which included an eight-month spell with ...

The National Security Minister made an apparent climb down over his House of Assembly attack on Chief Justice Ian Kawaley. Wayne Caines, who accused the island’s top judge of “cowardice” over his criticism over a court staffing crisis on Friday, said...