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A US Navy helicopter seen over the island and at the airport this week was on a mission to collect parts. The helicopter, a Sikorsky Seahawk, is used by the US Navy for search and rescue, and medical evacuations as well as combat and was designed for...

Bermuda’s foster parents – and people who supported them – were celebrated in the Senate yesterday. Lindsay Simmons, the junior social development and seniors minister, praised the hard work and dedication of Bermuda’s foster parents in her maiden sp...

Hundreds of seniors and disadvantaged families have benefited from bundles of Christmas groceries from the Salvation Army. A senior member of the event’s coordination team said that more than 300 seniors visited the Botanical Gardens to collect holid...

Police officers have caught ten people in breach of the 11pm curfew since Friday - with one offender stopped twice. A police spokesman said today that curfew checks were carried out at several locations over the weekend to enforce the measures, intro...

A sailor on a British tanker was brought to Bermuda this morning after he suffered facial injuries. The Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre said it received a satellite phone call from the tanker British Sponsor about the injured sailor shortly before...

A trio of filmmakers ventured far from home for their latest film production – to the snow-covered Scottish mountains. Andrew Kirkpatrick, Nhuri Bashir and Jermaine Simons of Burnt House Productions all had roles behind the scenes in the production o...

A man caught trying to sneak more than $67,000 out of Bermuda has lost a Supreme Court legal battle to get the cash back. Puisne Judge Sade Subair Williams ruled that, on the balance of probabilities, the cash was the proceeds of crime – specifically...

An island-wide blackout failed to slow business at the new airport, a spokeswoman said yesterday. But bad winter weather off the US East Coast caused delays to some flights scheduled to leave the island. The JetBlue flight was scheduled to leave for ...

A power cut that hit the island yesterday was an “anomaly”, the president of Belco’s parent company insisted. Wayne Caines said staff continued to investigate the cause of the outage, but a recurrence was not expected. Most customers had power resto...

About three quarters of the island had power restored this afternoon as Belco crews worked to get electricity to all residents and businesses by the end of the day. Dennis Pimentel, the company president, said that teams were “feverishly working" to ...