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A driver who collided with several cars was banned from the roads yesterday after she admitted drink-driving. Magistrates’ Court heard that Kaylah John, 25, ignored a stop sign at the intersection of Burnaby Street and Reid Street in Hamilton, which...

A female inmate who escaped from the Co-Educational Facility was traced and returned to lock-up, a spokeswoman for the national security ministry said yesterday. She added that the prisoner went missing on Thursday morning, which triggered a joint se...

The AXA End-to-End will take to Bermuda’s roads today, rain or shine. Organisers this afternoon urged participants to keep an eye on the weather forecast before setting out. The Bermuda Weather Service has forecast rainy conditions throughout tomorro...

The King Edward VII Memorial Hospital today dropped from its top alert level to reflect a fall in the number of Covid-19 patients who need emergency and intensive care. But a spokeswoman said the downgrade from Level 4 to 3 was a tentative step. She ...

A 33-year-old mother who almost died of Covid-19 appealed yesterday for young people to put safety first and “really think about” vaccination. Derrika Johnson said: “This Covid is real. I thought my life was over. “I wasn’t going to get the vaccine ...

The future of the Elbow Beach resort is in question after reports that the owners have tried to sell the hotel. The Paget property shut up shop in early 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic and was expected to re-open at the start of this year. But ...

The number of complaints against employers that have failed to make health insurance payments for staff has risen because of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been claimed. The Bermuda Health Council said there had been a 20 per cent increase in the n...

A deputy principal known as the “heartbeat” of Clearwater Middle School was today revealed as the winner of Bermuda Education Network’s 2021 Outstanding Teacher Award. Dean Foggo, a business studies teacher and deputy principal at the school, was nam...

Crime figures for 2019 and 2018 were released last night – after three-and-a-half years without reports. The 2019 report released by Bermuda Police Service showed criminal offences at their second lowest level since comparable figures were given in 2...

The Governor yesterday bought the first Remembrance Day poppy to mark the start of the annual appeal for war veterans. Canon Thomas Nisbett and Isobel Flood, two Second World War veterans, met Rena Lalgie at Government House and presented her with th...