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A law firm was told yesterday it needed to lodge an appeal in the Supreme Court to dispute a ruling that they could not represent patients of Ewart Brown who had their medical records seized by police. The Court of Appeal ruled that Chancery Legal sh...

Court reports were ordered on a man yesterday after he admitted a charge of wounding. Meshach Crichton, 20, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to wounding Kevin Davis with intent to cause grievous bodily harm in an incident on February 26. Acting Pu...

A man injured in a crash involving two trucks on Friday morning was in a stable condition in hospital today. The 33-year-old, who suffered leg and shoulder injuries, was a passenger in one of the trucks. A police spokesman said: “It now appears that ...

A teenager was arrested after three people were hurt in a three-vehicle crash yesterday. Police said a 19-year-old man was taken into custody after he was discharged, having had treatment at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Two motorcycles and a ca...

St George’s residents caught a glimpse of a high-end visitor — the 70-metre superyacht Elysian. The Cayman-registered luxury vessel stopped by the island briefly on Wednesday to refuel as it travelled to Gibraltar. The ship, bought by billionaire Joh...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers has called for an emergency meeting of members to take place this morning. But the Department of Education said the union had not requested for members to have time away from work for the meeting. A spokeswoman for the d...

Delegates from 15 different countries came to Bermuda this week for the Biennial Caribbean Ombudsman Association Conference. Victoria Pearman, Ombudsman for Bermuda and outgoing CAROA president, said the results were positive with public sessions tac...

Bus drivers were set to begin a work to rule from 6am today, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Transport. A spokesman said the Department of Public Transportation was notified of the industrial action by the Bus Operators and Allied Workers Di...

Marissa Trott is no stranger to the stage but this week she faces her greatest challenge: a leading role in the two-person play Veils. The 21-year-old theatre and sociology student said that while the production has been demanding, she is thrilled to...

Policies will limit the use of special taxi permits when they are introduced, according to Zane DeSilva, Minister of Tourism and Transport. Mr DeSilva said that while the announcement of the permits was met with an “overwhelmingly positive” response ...