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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...

A Privy Council ruling on legislation intended to halt same sex marriages is set to be delivered on Monday morning – more than a year after the case was heard. The decision on the case, between the Attorney-General of Bermuda and Rod Ferguson and oth...

A man accused of a 2020 shooting was arrested after a police chase on the night of the shooting, a jury heard yesterday. Kyari Flood, 22, has denied charges of attempted murder, wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and using a firearm t...

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

A 23-year-old man was cleared of conspiracy to smuggle more than $470,000 worth of drugs into the island

Reggae artist Shaggy has been named in a charge against two other people in connection with alleged breaches of Covid-19 rules last summer. Cindy Clarke, the Director of Public Prosecutions, said that prosecution was approved against Matthew Strong a...

The evidence of a man charged with smuggling more than $470,000 worth of drugs into Bermuda was “a pack of lies” that “simply doesn’t make sense”, a prosecutor told the Supreme Court yesterday. Alan Richards, who appeared for the Crown, made the clai...

A prosecutor has said the Supreme Court should not have overturned the conviction of a woman found guilty of drug offences. Puisne Judge Shade Subair Williams found earlier this year that there was an “appearance of bias” in the cases against Rebecca...