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Jailed killer Wolda Gardner has been convicted of murder for a second time. A jury yesterday found Gardner, 35, guilty of the premeditated murder of Malcolm Augustus and using a firearm to commit an indictable act. However his co-defendant, 30-year-o...

The company redeveloping the Pink Beach property is seeking permission to expand its plans, adding an extra penthouse condominium to the hotel. According to planning applications submitted on behalf of Canadian-based developer Sardis, the new penthou...

A lawyer has been suspended from practising after the Bermuda Bar Council’s Disciplinary tribunal found that he failed to show competence and diligence. According to an official notice in yesterday’s edition of The Royal Gazette, Braxton Philip was c...

VSB TV News may no longer be on television, but the programme is alive and well online. While VSB TV 11 ceased broadcasting last August due to financial constraints, the news team has been quietly producing their nightly news programme for their webs...

The trial of a man accused of sex offences can go ahead after the Court of Appeal discharged a Supreme Court-ordered stay. The defendant, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has been charged with sexually touching a girl under the age of 10 a...

A host of students were honoured yesterday for their filmmaking talent and environmental mindset as part of the fourth annual Earth Day Video Competition. More than thirty students from six schools entered the contest, organised by the Bermuda Nation...

More than 15 years after he began working in the kitchen at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Jaja Millet has risen up the ranks due to hard work and his love of the hospitality industry. Mr Millet, the function manager at the club (RBYC), is the latest ...

Early forecasts have suggested a quiet hurricane season this year, but experts warn that even a slow season can be devastating. While the hurricane season does not begin until June, the US-based Weather Channel and Colorado State University (CSU) hav...

A man accused of murder admitted “tussling” with an unknown man moments before shots rang out, but denied being knowingly involved in any shooting. Prosecutors have alleged that Patrick Stamp played a vital role in the fatal shooting of Malcolm Augus...

A Pembroke man admitted this morning to stealing meat from the Hamilton MarketPlace out of hunger. Clyde Simons, 50, pleaded guilty to taking two steak tenderloins, worth $28.88, from the Church Street grocer yesterday. Magistrates’ Court heard that ...