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Police officers remembered hero colleagues lost in the devastation of Hurricane Fabian 17 years ago last weekend. Stephen Symons and Nicole O’Connor, both serving officers, station duty officer Gladys Saunders, as well as Manuel Pacheco, a member of ...

More than 800 additional tests revealed no additional cases of Covid-19, the Ministry of Health announced today. A spokeswoman said that 823 test results were received by the Ministry today and none were positive. The total number of cases recorded i...

The Premier pledged that the Progressive Labour Party would stand up for Bermuda’s workers as the island’s unions marked Labour Day yesterday. David Burt highlighted the strong links between the PLP and the island’s unions as the General Election app...

People who need biometric tests for visas will be able to get them online next week. A Government House spokeswoman said that a team from VSF Global — a private sector international visa firm — will be in Bermuda starting the week of September 14 to ...

A church has launched a fundraising campaign to support a priest left paralysed after an accident this summer. The Reverend Canon Norman Lynas suffered serious injuries in a fall and was flown overseas for treatment. A spokeswoman for the Anglican Ca...

A 31-year-old man died last night after he plunged off the dockside in Hamilton and hit his head on a berthed party boat before he landed in the water. A police spokesman said the man had got off the pleasure craft Zara, which was berthed on Front St...

Sand artists showed their creative talents at the weekend as part of the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition. International events such as the Covid-19 pandemic, Australian wildfires and environmental concerns served as inspiration for this year’s competi...

Senators clashed over the airport redevelopment project in the wake of news of a multimillion-dollar payout to the terminal’s operators. Ianthia Simmons-Wade, a government senator, said the handling of the project by the previous administration would...

The potential sale of a family home has been halted after the Court of Appeal found a bank had not done enough to protect its owners. HSBC Bermuda had sought to sell the Warwick home, which was put up by father and son Keith James and Keimon Lawrence...

Bermudians have been left in the dark about the development of a new arbitration centre, an opposition senator has claimed. Dwayne Robinson said, although ground was broken on the Ottiwell A Simmons International Arbitration Centre on Tuesday, the Go...