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Awards ceremonies are nothing new for trailblazing Hollywood agent turned producer Charles D King. Mr King, 51, whose father is Bermudian, has represented some of the biggest names in entertainment: Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Oprah Winfrey, Lin-Manu...

Government is considering giving the island’s Parish Councils greater autonomy. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport said it had begun meeting with the councils and created a working group to help them operate “as independent en...

Bermuda recorded its 23rd Covid-19-related death yesterday – the sixth in the space of a week. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said: “This is distressing news, and my heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family and friends who are now grieving the...

Flights to Bermuda will almost double next month with the number of scheduled flights a week soaring from 19 to 37. The May flight schedule released yesterday by airport operators Skyport included the return of United Airlines, which will offer a dai...

A fund set up to help pay massive medical bills for a singer with a life-threatening condition has raised almost $50,000 in just two days. The appeal was launched after Latosha Codrington, who won the Bermuda Idol singing contest in 2013, suffered a...

A company awarded a multimillion-dollar government contract to claw back land tax arrears does not have a debt collection licence, The Royal Gazette has confirmed. A new law, which came into force at the start of last year, ruled that anyone “pursui...

A Government plan to ban high pollution two-stroke motorcycles and change its fleet to electric vehicles in a bid to cut emissions was yesterday backed by environmentalists. But the owner of the Bermuda Transport Museum warned the ban on two strokes ...

Charles D. King — a trailblazing Hollywood producer whose father is Bermudian — is poised to add to his history-making credentials at Sunday’s Oscars ceremony. Mr. King, 51, is one of three producers of the film Judas and the Black Messiah, which has...

A total of three people yesterday admitted breaches of Covid-19 curfew regulations. Clarence Simons, 71, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a breach of the earlier midnight to 5am lockdown. The court heard that around 1.30am on January 25 police...

A driver was banned from the roads for 18 months and fined a total of $3,000 after he was found asleep at the wheel after the Covid-19 curfew. Khalil Burchall, 36, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to drink driving and a breach of the earlier midn...