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The island has a domestic violence related murder and “multiple” incidents that involve serious injuries every year, the Director of Public Prosecutions has revealed. Cindy Clarke said that statistics showed that the annual toll from abuse was eviden...

The deportation of a convicted sex offender on the Governor’s orders was welcomed by a charity leader. Tina Laws, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said on Sunday she hoped that the decision, announced in court last week, would g...

Police on the beat are to get their first change of uniform in decades. The Bermuda Police Service has today unveiled the new working patrol uniforms. The move will bring officers’ dress code up to date with worldwide best practice. The new look has ...

Publicity over widespread theft of crops has dampened what farmers charge is an underground marketplace in stolen produce. But the chairman of Bermuda’s Board of Agriculture still urged the community to “do their due diligence” before buying suspect ...

The public is invited to join a virtual open discussion on domestic violence. The Domestic Violence Awareness Panel will be hosted by Tinée Furbert, the Minister for Social Development and Seniors, and Lindsay Simmons, senator, and takes place tonig...

A convicted sex offender will be deported from Bermuda back to his homeland of Jamaica on the Governor’s orders, a court heard yesterday. Brittonie Taylor, 40, was granted a temporary reprieve in October after his lawyer Victoria Greening argued that...

The number of traffic collisions dropped dramatically towards the end of last year after police launched a crackdown on bad driving habits. Operation Vega began last July, with police patrols targeting speeding motorists. To date, almost 5,000 ti...

A petition has been launched calling for corruption charges against Ewart Brown, the former Premier, to be dropped. Dr Brown, who was Premier between 2006 and 2010, faces 13 counts of corruption, including five related to agreements with the Lahey Cl...

A judge has ruled in favour of a lawyer who sued The Royal Gazette after it reported on the work he did in Bermuda for an American billionaire accused of tax evasion. Puisne Judge Larry Mussenden ordered the newspaper not to publish anything containe...

A man who won $1.9 million in damages from the Bermuda Hospitals Board after his wife died of cancer has been jailed in Britain for drug offences. Kemar Maybury, who now lives in Brighton, was arrested in March 2020 – less than two months after a cou...