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In the end, it was fortuitous that Hurricane Gert hit Bermuda in September, because it allowed a tourist attraction to get a sprucing up after 40 years. Fort St. Catherine at the northeast tip of St. George island will reopen today after extensive re...

The taxi driver who held a knife to an American tourist's throat and threatened to cut his jugular vein has been jailed for three months. Burnell Howard Cross questioned Senior Magistrate Will Francis why he was a "scapegoat'' after Mr. Francis said ...

The Island's intelligentsia turned out to the Bermuda College this week to hear two former politicians talk about global development. Although they never lead their respective countries, Michael Foot and Dudley Thompson both have a vision of what the...

remanded a heroin-addicted couple for a $7,000 cheque forging spree. Senior Magistrate Will Francis ordered a social inquiry report on Denton Jermaine Parris and Jannika Nicole Burch after they pleaded guilty to stealing, forging, uttering, and obtai...

yesterday when a client had to make an emergency call to another lawyer. Magistrate Archibald Warner granted a further adjournment for a long form preliminary inquiry until May 2 after Kirk Roberts hired lawyer Kim Wilson on the spot to represent him...

around the Island in a car pleaded guilty just minutes before he was due to go on trial in Supreme Court yesterday. Calvin Eugene Trott, 30, changed his plea to guilty to the double rape and a robbery charge and will now undergo a battery of tests by...

The American woman arrested on charges of importing $321,000 worth of heroin was remanded in custody yesterday after a short hearing before a magistrate. Shomberah Tiffana Thomas, 22, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, did not have to enter a plea before S...

Organisers of this spring's Tall Ships 2000 Race say Bermuda is setting a good example for other ports in booking spaces for 170 young people. And this weekend's series of meetings with organising committees from six ports around the North Atlantic p...

The acting Shadow Health Minister has called on Government to speed up the modernisation of the country's law for dealing with juveniles. Cole Simons yesterday repeated his party's plea for Government to appoint a Juvenile Justice Board to reform the...

and promising to serve at least three years as constables. Watched by Acting Premier Dame Lois Browne Evans, Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox, and Works Minister Alex Scott, Police Commissioner Jean-Jacques Lemay and the cadets' families, the five sig...