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A judge has found the directors of Par-la-Ville Hotel and Residences Ltd may have “acted dishonestly” and refused to drop injunctions against them linked to an $18 million loan. Directors Michael and Yasmin MacLean, along with trustees Shane Mora and...

The Progressive Labour Party has called on Attorney General Trevor Moniz to resign, accusing him of misleading the House of Assembly regarding controversial criminal justice legislation. However Mr Moniz has responded that the PLP have been “mischiev...

Toxins from fossil fuels are causing a worrying number of deformities in the Island’s pond life according to recent research. A study by the Bermuda Amphibian Project, led by principal investigator Jamie Bacon, found deformities in a quarter of all t...

The cost of post is set to increase next month, according to the Bermuda Post Office (BPO). A spokesman for the post office said that it would be introducing a rate change and “modernisation” of it postal products on July 1, with changes to local and...

Brothers Michael and Melvin Brangman have been charged in connection with a recent stabbing in Sandys. Melvin Brangman, 46, was charged with assaulting Clifton Anderson on June 18 with intent to cause him grievous bodily harm. Both he and his younge...

Bermuda yesterday mourned a “unique human being” dedicated to making one Bermuda for all. Robert Vaughan Barritt, a former Member of Parliament, senator and celebrated artist, died recently at the age of 88. Speaking out about the death of his politi...

Celebrated artist and former Minister of Parliament Robert Vaughn Barritt has died at the age of 88. Mr Barritt, a former MSA and Saltus student, studied fine arts at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick, Canada, before returning to Bermuda in 1...

An American visitor who died after getting into difficulty snorkelling at the Fairmont Southampton beach property was today named as William Smith, from South Carolina. Mr Smith, aged 62, was pronounced dead at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital follo...

A Warwick man has admitted punching and cursing at officers over the weekend, saying he wasn’t sure they were police. Raymond Raynor, 24, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to using offensive words, violently resisting arrest, escaping lawful custo...

A business administration student who has been helping Prospect Primary pupils to learn martial arts has been rewarded with a donation for his education programme. Kent Bean, who spent eight weeks offering a free kung fu class to students in the Berm...