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Privacy legalisation expected to come into effect soon could help to crack down on “revenge porn”

Charges against a Jamaican national accused of living illegally in Bermuda were dropped after it was confirmed that a deportation order had been signed

A second phase of work to revitalise St George’s as a yachting destination has been formally approved by the Development Applications Board. The Marina Development Company — the body behind the St George’s marina project — sought approval to replace ...

An activist and former Progressive Labour Party MP has condemned the demolition of Watlington House, which had ties to National Hero Mary Prince. Rolfe Commissiong called the move a “shameful” and “unforgivable“ act by the Government. The building w...

A proposal to build a new tourism unit on the coastline of Harrington Sound has sparked objections

A woman and a teenager were taken to hospital yesterday in the wake of a three-vehicle collision on Palmetto Road in Pembroke. A police spokesman said that the crash happened at about 3.50pm near the junction with Bishop Spencer Road. He added: “It i...

An endangered cahow has started to hatch on the live-streamed CahowCam. The Nonsuch Expeditions blog announced that just before 9am yesterday, viewers of the CahowCam 2 livestream noticed a “pip” – a small hole – on the egg, which indicates the chick...

An historic building with ties to National Hero Mary Prince has been demolished

Gale force winds are still battering the island this morning, and the Government is urging residents to take precautions. Up to 430 Belco customers lost power yesterday, and there were two reported outages in Warwick this morning. Michael Weeks, th...

Mariners have been warned to keep an eye out after more than 40 empty shipping containers were washed off a passing vessel