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A motorcyclist suffered serious injuries in a crash with two cars and a wall in Hamilton Parish last night. The incident happened on North Shore Road, near Shelly Bay, at about 9.10pm. Police said the rider, a 40-year-old man, was travelling east wh...

A motorcycle rider was rushed to hospital on Friday night after he was involved in a collision with a car. The 28-year-old Sandys man suffered facial injuries in the incident on Harbour Road, Paget, near the junction with Lovers Lane, at about 11pm. ...

The 52nd annual Royal Gazette Wahoo Tournament was a huge success yesterday, despite fears of the effects of Hurricane Florence. Organiser John Barnes said that about 30 boats had signed up to take part in the competition. Mr Barnes said: “The condit...

A boat crash that killed a New Zealand visitor was a “wake-up call” for Bermudian mariners, the head of the island’s Water Safety Council said yesterday. Scott Simmons emphasised Bermuda had an excellent marine safety record, but that the killer cras...

Two men with bladed weapons robbed a Four Star Pizza deliveryman on Friday night. The two suspects approached the deliveryman near the top of Bostock Hill East in Paget and demanded money at about 10pm. A police spokesman said: “A small quantity of c...

David Burt said that a video posted by Wayne Caines in which he asked a young woman server in a London restaurant for “titty milk” displayed a “lack of respect for women”. However, the Premier did not indicate whether the comment would cost Mr Caine...

A man who fell off his motorcycle in front of a police station and later failed a breath test was banned from driving this week. Magistrates’ Court heard that a police officer outside Southside police station in St David’s saw Malcolm Cox riding a mo...

The Minister of National Security apologised last night after he posted a video where he asked a young woman server in a London restaurant for “titty milk”. Wayne Caines, in London on government business, told The Royal Gazette he was “deeply disappo...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has launched a new application process for businesses to receive National Service Standards certification. The BTA said 16 businesses have already received certification, which grants benefits including promotion on BTA ...

Hurricane Florence, the first major storm of the season, dropped back down to a Category 3 overnight, with further weakening expected today. As of noon, the storm’s closest point of approach to Bermuda was forecast as 626 miles east-southeast of the ...