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Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers were out in force at the America’s Cup this weekend, assisting on the land and on the water. In addition to performing security checks at the Event Village, soldiers patrolled the nearby waters with the Bermuda Police ...

Mike Winfield, CEO of ACBDA, hailed the launch of the 35th America’s Cup as a huge success for the island on the world stage. In a statement yesterday, he described the America’s Cup as the largest international event ever staged in Bermuda, praising...

The 2017 hurricane season is expected to be busier than average, according to the US-based National Hurricane Centre. According to a statement released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, forecasters are predicting a 45 per cent c...

British Airways flights out of Gatwick and Heathrow were grounded yesterday as a result of a “major IT failure”. However a spokeswoman for the airlines said that today’s flights between Bermuda and London are expected to operate normally. “We are ext...

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on North Shore Road last night. The single-vehicle accident happened near Bandroom Lane, Pembroke, at about 9.15pm, according to the Bermuda Police Service. The victim, believed to be a 41-year-old Pembroke man, w...

A long line of wellwishers were outside US Navy veteran Jim Humphreys’s door yesterday to congratulate him on his 100th birthday. Mr Humphreys, who served at the Morgan’s Point Naval Base in Southampton in 1945 and 1946 as a supplies and security off...

Ten people charged with offences in connection with December 2 — including the Reverend Nicholas Tweed and union leader Chris Furbert — have been bound over to keep the peace. During a hearing yesterday, one defendant, David Saltus, 57, pleaded guilt...

A man charged with assaulting a police officer during the December 2 protesters has been jailed for a year. Edmund Smith, 52, was charged with assaulting Inspector Scott Devine outside the House of Assembly during the protests, allegedly striking the...

The Bermudian game of Crown and Anchor will be on the table at the America’s Cup Village today and during every week in June, according to organisers. Run by local company 14/68 Entertainment Limited, four Crown and Anchor tables will be set up insid...

Hamilton’s streets were lined with people yesterday as spectators revelled in the annual Bermuda Day Parade. Sidewalks stretching down Front Street, Queen Street and Cedar Avenue were all covered with tents as the sound of music filled the air. Even ...