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A taxi driver was banned from the roads until further notice yesterday after he admitted a refusal to take a breath test. Magistrates’ Court heard that an off-duty police officer saw a grey taxi swerving on Trimingham Road in Paget. The officer follo...

The Government has reiterated it will not amend labour legislation which sparked a work stoppage and march this morning by the Bermuda Industrial Union. Walter Roban, the Acting Premier, flanked by members of the Cabinet, said at a press conference ...

The Minister of National Security has condemned a daylight shooting that left a 22-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds on Friday. Renée Ming said this morning that her thoughts were with the victim and his family. She added: “This shooting incident...

A shortage of hospital beds has continued to cause delays to non-essential operations – and some patients said they were upset about the lack of notice for postponements. A patient told The Royal Gazette that she had been scheduled for surgery on Aug...

A showroom for tiles and stone could be built in front of a Warwick house. A planning application, submitted to the Department of Planning by CTX Design Group on behalf of the Alexandria Trust, proposed a showroom between the house at 51 Middle Road ...

A woman who broke off contact with her family after they refused to accept her sexuality said gay rights groups had filled the gap. Karla Raphael, 59, said she missed her parents’ 60th wedding anniversary and did not attend family birthdays or celeb...

Activists yesterday demanded the sacking of a police officer after the Chief Justice dismissed a criminal case against her for controversial social media posts in the run-up to last year’s Black Lives Matter demonstration. But Social Justice Bermuda ...

Reggae star Collie Buddz has cancelled three shows because of positive coronavirus tests. The singer, real name Colin Harper, said he was sorry the three shows in California, part of a US tour, would not go ahead. He wrote on Instagram at the weekend...

The Bermuda Industrial Union last night vowed to push ahead with a two-day strike today despite a warning that it would hurt the most vulnerable members of the public. Walter Roban, the Acting Premier, said: “The next two days will hurt those who can...