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A Bermudian providing humanitarian aid in war-torn Ukraine has described hearing missiles explode only a few blocks away from him. Jason Rhind, 36, moved to Ukraine in May with the US charitable organisation Task Force Yankee to help transport and d...

Duranda Greene is to retire as president of the Bermuda College at the end of the academic year. Jerome Reid, the chairman of the college’s board of governors, made the announcement and thanked Dr Greene for her contribution and years of service. D...

Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of holding a knife to a woman’s throat at her residence on Princess Street in Pembroke on Wednesday evening. The woman was sitting outside her home when, at about 10.45pm, she was g...

The public is being urged to learn how to recognise the signs of a stroke in an effort to save lives. The Bermuda Hospitals Board’s Primary Stroke Centre put out the call to increase public awareness of the condition in the run-up to World Stroke Day...

The cruel treatment of animals in the fashion industry is the focus of a documentary being screened on Saturday. Slay is the final feature of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s free, climate-focused film series. It follows film-maker...

St George’s business owners are celebrating an injection of life in the old town thanks to the recent return of the public ferry service and visits from cruise ships. Kristin White, owner of Long Story Short, an award-winning retail store and tour co...

Two men who were on a suspected stolen motorcycle were arrested and released on bail after a police chase through three parishes on Friday. At about 3pm, police pursued the bike through Paget, Devonshire and Smith’s after the rider failed to stop an...

The continuation of the trial of Sophia Cannonier and Michael Watson was delayed yesterday owing to the unavailability of technology to hear remote submissions at the Magistrates’ Court. The married couple stands accused of breaking Covid-19 quarant...

More than three quarters of people who took part in a survey on services for stroke victims feel their rehabilitation needs are not being met. Evolution Healing Centre launched the survey earlier this year to better understand the provision of st...

A charity run by a Bermudian has appealed for financial aid to help provide food for Haiti, which is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. Phillip Rego, who launched the Feed My Lambs Ministry in 2009 to serve the people of Haiti, said conditions t...