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A gold pendant of Jesus may have saved a shooting victim from a bullet to the chest, a court heard yesterday. A Supreme Court jury was told that the man was shot in the arm, but another round may have been deflected by the gold jewellery he was weari...

The girlfriend of a man who was shot outside their house told a Supreme Court jury that she recognised an alleged gunman from his eyes

A homeless man caught with two knives had the blades after an unsuccessful day of fishing, Magistrates’ Court was told. Akeil Williams, 33, pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of a bladed article but insisted that they were for recreation. The...

A motorcyclist was banned from the roads for three months yesterday and fined $1,000 after he was caught riding at nearly three times the speed limit. Rayjuan Seymour, 26, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to speeding at 102km/h. Magistrate Maxann...

The organisers of a summer boat party that involved dozens of overseas social media influencers today denied breaches of Covid-19 regulations. Selange Gitschner, 40, and Matthew Strong, 43, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to failur...

A woman was fined $1,700 after she was caught driving after curfew and later refused to take a breath test. Magistrates’ Court heard last week that police stopped Kristin Gibbons, 33, on Court Street in Pembroke after they saw her in her car at about...

Gas and oil prices are set to increase because of the war in Ukraine, energy providers said yesterday. Wayne Caines, the president of Belco, said the company’s fuel adjustment rate, or FAR, will increase by the start of next month. He added that the ...

Lawyers the Reverend Jaymo Durham and Keiva Maronie-Durham were accused of stealing more than $300,000

Church-run food banks have seen a significant drop in demand after the pressures of coping with the economic crisis sparked by Covid-19. However, the number of people still needing help is “significant” with the pandemic highlighting many people’s fr...

More than $86,000 has been raised to help Ukrainians as the country’s conflict with Russia rages on, the Bermuda Red Cross confirmed yesterday. The appeal, which has a goal of $100,000, will see the funds sent to the Ukraine Red Cross through the UK ...