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A policewoman who posted an online cartoon before last year’s Black Lives Matter march will not face a criminal prosecution, the Chief Justice ruled yesterday. Mr Justice Narinder Hargun said the All Lives Splatter meme posted on Facebook and Instagr...

A fake e-mail with wrong Covid-19 case results has been circulated, the government warned yesterday. The e-mail, which appears to be from the Government, uses The Royal Gazette’s “Breaking News” format. A Government spokeswoman said: “This e-mail is...

Firefighters fought a motorcycle fire this morning. They received a report of the fire on Euclid Avenue in Pembroke just after 8am. The firefighters put out the fire and the cause is under investigation.

“Scandalous” material should be removed from a statement sworn by a policeman who is suing the Commissioner of Police and the senior magistrate, a court heard this week. Sergeant Mark Monk and his wife Tricia have asked for a judicial review of a dec...

A taxi driver caught drink driving on the night of his birthday was yesterday sent to DUI Court. Magistrates’ Court heard that police stopped a taxi cab near Longford Road in Warwick after they saw it overtake other vehicles in a dangerous manner. El...

Campaigners who fought for LGBT equality were this month honoured as “Pride Pioneers” by a bank. Mark Anderson, Adrian Hartnett-Beasley, Winston Godwin and Greg DeRoche were honoured by HSBC to highlight this month’s Pride celebrations. Mr Anderson s...

The Bermuda Health Council and Final Steps Bermuda will hold a Facebook Live workshop on end of life care next Wednesday, September 1. The event will start at 12.30pm and questions can be submitted to healthcouncil@bhec.bm The session can be found a...

The “Queen of Bermuda” is to organise two events around a beach party to celebrate Bermuda’s LGBT people. Mark Anderson, the man behind Sybil Barrington, will put on drag performances tonight – either side of Pride Bermuda’s celebration at Cooper’s ...

A union call for a two-day work stoppage next week was struck a blow yesterday after a sister union said it would not support the action. The blue collar Bermuda Industrial Union announced the strike – due to start next Monday – last weekend and app...

A brother and sister from the US said yesterday they had to “jump through hoops” to come to Bermuda on the cruise ship Crystal Symphony – but that it was worth it in the end. Dill and Patrice Worcester, from Florida, were among about 180 passengers ...