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Police will have a heightened presence over the Hallowe’en weekend to crack down on violence and prevent any reprisals over the double murder at the Robin Hood pub. Chief Inspector Alex Rollin, of the community policing division, said: “With Hallowee...

A life-size painting of Bermuda’s first Olympic medal winner yesterday found a home in a public garden. The six-foot portrait of Clarence Hill was installed in Rosalie Gardens on Pembroke’s Angle Street and part of the land was dubbed the Clarence Hi...

A man who served as a Second World War sailor and who later became a man of the cloth has celebrated his centenary. Wilfred Steede’s 100th milestone was celebrated with a motorcade on Monday, where family and friends and politicians, including David ...

A man was yesterday given an 18-month conditional discharge after he admitted an assault on a woman. Magistrates’ Court heard that Teko Bean, 30, punched Evon Bean during a late-night argument. The court heard that Ms Bean, who was in a romantic rela...

The crew of an island container ship caught in a three-day storm have released photographs that capture the power of the sea. The Oleander was caught in the first nor’easter storm of the season and endured 70mph winds and 30ft waves. Barry Brewer, th...

The crew of an island container ship caught in a three-day storm have released photographs that capture the power of the sea. The Oleander was caught in the first nor’easter storm of the season and endured 70mph winds and 30ft waves. Barry Brewer, th...

Bermuda Health Council staff held a roadside demonstration yesterday to boost public morale as Covid-19 continued to lay siege to the country. The Bermuda Health Council said the five-strong demonstration of support on East Broadway near Hamilton dre...

International businesses have donated $281,000 to buy fast coronavirus tests for public schools. The money will be used to buy more than 99,000 lateral flow test kits, which allow users to test themselves for the coronavirus and give results inside 1...

A woman who admitted breaking out of the Co-Educational facility was remanded into Drug Treatment Court yesterday. Marissa Ratteray, 59, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to an escape of lawful custody. The incident took place on October 21 in St...

A campaign to deliver breakfasts to children in their homes was a “great success”, the charity that ran the event said yesterday. The Coalition for the Protection of Children said its first National Breakfast Day campaign on Monday delivered about 20...