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The trial of a Hamilton Parish man accused of stabbing a woman and attacking a man with a knife began yesterday, with the jury hearing that the issue of mental health will play a prominent role. Alan Robinson, 56, has denied charges of attempting to ...

A Pembroke man convicted of breaking into a restaurant received a conditional discharge yesterday. David Furbert, 54, was found guilty of breaking into Mello B’s on July 21 last year and taking $4. While Furbert had denied the offences, he was convic...

The widow of assassinated Bermuda Governor Sir Richard Sharples has been named in a leak of confidential bank documents. The details of Baroness Pamela Sharples’s business dealings were among the “Panama Papers” — 11 million documents leaked from the...

Logic has temporarily lost several cable channels due to an “unknown source” outside of their control, according to a spokeswoman. In response to complaints this week about the disappearance of several channels, the spokeswoman said service resumed o...

Multicultural performance group Up with People is set to return to Bermuda this month as part of their latest tour. In addition to performing at CedarBridge Academy on April 28 and 29, group members will be volunteering their time to assist community...

Rolfe Commissiong has accused the One Bermuda Alliance of “borrowing liberally” from a motion he tabled in the proposals to demonstrators last week without acknowledging the source. In discussions with demonstrators, Michael Dunkley, the Premier, off...

More than 13,000 people could attend the America’s Cup Village in Dockyard during a single day of competition, according to estimates. The estimates, included in draft environmental impact studies by Bermuda Environmental Consulting Ltd, suggest that...

Sasha Howland gave up ten inches of hair for a good cause yesterday. The ten-year-old student at Bermuda High School said that rather than let the hair go to waste, she would donate it to Locks of Love, an international non-profit that uses donated h...

Government employees who did not go to work during the protests against Pathways to Status will not be paid, according to a Cabinet Office spokeswoman. Asked if civil servants who stayed away during the demonstrations would be paid, the spokeswoman s...

All options are on the table for the future use of Cross Island once the America’s Cup is over, according to Wedco. Andrew Dias, the general manager at Wedco, told attendees at a public meeting intended to garner feedback, that the intent was for the...