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A Devonshire man who was more than twice the legal drink-drive limit when he crashed his bike has been fined $1,200. Tiago Bento, 25, admitted the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court today. Javone Rogers, for the Crown, told the court tha...

Police appealed for help today to identify two people and the motorbike they were riding after an incident in Pembroke. It was understood that a gun may have been used in an attempted robbery last week. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said: “An in...

David Burt sidelined input from MPs in the run-up to putting together the Throne Speech because he was too focused on getting re-elected as Progressive Labour Party leader, party sources have told The Royal Gazette. The traditional “retreat” gatheri...

The island’s farmers appear to have been shut out of a planned vertical-farming industry — one of the Government’s central initiatives to revive the economy. At a press conference yesterday, Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy, confirmed that the ...

One person was injured after a bus swerved off the road and into a trench yesterday, according to police The accident happened just after 4.30pm on North Shore Road in Devonshire, near the former Clayhouse Inn. Rush-hour traffic was heavily backed up...

At least 33 children aged 5 and under were so far this year infected by a respiratory virus that may have spread more quickly after Covid-19 public health measures were relaxed. Ayoola Oyinloye, the Chief Medical Officer, said there was a group of ch...

A Supreme Court jury yesterday was shown CCTV footage of the night a man was shot dead. Detective Constable Christopher Sabean showed clips taken on the night of November 3, 2017, when Morlan Steede, 30, was chased by a gunman through the Deepdale ne...

Ferry services resumed today after they were suspended owing to poor weather yesterday. A government spokeswoman said: “The Department of Marine and Ports Services has resumed service on the Green and Blue ferry routes this morning. “For the ferry s...

Any training provided to learner motorcycle riders on Bermuda’s roads must be conducted by highly trained professional instructors for it to be safe, a surgeon and road safety campaigner has warned. Joseph Froncioni said that while he welcomed the T...

Residents are wearing their poppies with pride ahead of tomorrow’s Remembrance Day ceremony. Members of the Bermuda Regiment were out in force on the streets of Hamilton handing out the paper flowers and collecting donations for the Bermuda Legion — ...