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International business has become the island’s largest employer, according to the latest job statistics. Civil Servants make up the second largest job category following an increase in employment in the sector in each of the past three years. But job...

A 30-year-old man was taken to hospital in an unresponsive state yesterday afternoon after a two-car collision on North Shore Road in Smith’s. The collision took place just after 4.10pm near the junction with Tamarisk Hill. A police spokesman said: “...

A government minister narrowly avoided being involved in Tuesday night’s fatal shooting at the Robin Hood. Ernest Peets, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, went to get pizza at the Pembroke restaurant but moments after he arrived realised that...

Police have blamed infighting between factions within a gang as the cause of a shooting on Tuesday which claimed two lives. Parkside was singled out by Nick Pedro, Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police, after gunmen murdered two men at Robin Hood P...

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 Bermudian dad who is a front-runner in an international competition helping a charity is calling on his fellow countrymen to help him win. Shaquille Young entered the Legendary Dad Bod contest run by American magazine Men’s Journal, which not only...

Traffic on two lanes in Pembroke will be impacted for almost a month by work to clean the Pembroke canal. The Ministry of Public Works said Addendum Lane and Hurst Crescent with both undergo road closures for the cleaning, scheduled to take place bet...

Young Bermudians will get the chance to meet trailblazer activists from around the world at a major climate change summit to be held on the island next month. The youngest member on the US White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, a 14-year...

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...

Volunteers carried out a clean-up operation on a section of the Railway Trail on Sunday. As part of celebrations to mark Bermuda International Long Term Insurers and Reinsurers’ tenth anniversary, the organisation has adopted a section of the Railwa...