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A Royal Navy ship deployed for disaster relief and as part of the war on drugs is to spend the next month in Bermuda. HMS Medway, a patrol ship, is due to arrive today after spending the last year patrolling the North Atlantic. Bermuda will be h...

A Pembroke man who refused a breath test because he feared he would contract Covid-19 was banned from the roads. Reuben Mayho, 59, pleaded guilty to the offence in Magistrates’ Court on Monday afternoon. The court heard he had been stopped by police...

The island’s top magistrate has asked for disciplinary action to be taken against police officers who failed to show up in court to give evidence. Juan Wolffe was speaking after two police officers did not appear for the trial of a man accused of dr...

The Department of Parks is working towards repairing a damaged baby swing at Shelly Bay Park playground, more than a month after a complaint was lodged. One of the baby swings at the Hamilton Parish site has two of three rivets missing from one side...

Family history will be at the heart of an educational programme and exhibition organised by the National Museum of Bermuda. Tracing Our Roots / Routes will include online presentations, workshops and other resources to promote research. Lisa Howi...

A man who denied sending threats to the Premier was jailed overnight today after he admitted contacting David Burt despite his bail conditions. Jared Gordon, 31, admitted in Magistrates’ Court that he contacted Mr Burt three times over the past week ...

Two men were hurt in a serious crash today. The accident also caused road blocks and commuter delays when traffic was diverted. The crash happened at about 6.40am at the junction of North Shore Road and Jennings Road in Smith’s. A spokesman for the B...

Ewart Brown, the former Premier of Bermuda, was charged with 13 counts of corruption in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Cindy Clarke, the Director of Public Prosecutions, said the 13 charges included five related to agreements with the Lahey Clinic, t...

A former Bermuda pastor highlighted how people can come together and help others when he spoke at the US presidential inauguration yesterday. The Reverend Silvester Beaman delivered the benediction at the historic event in Washington DC. He invi...

Just 14 per cent of people registered to receive the Covid-19 vaccine are from the Black community, the Government has revealed. Commenting on the startling statistic, David Burt, the Premier, acknowledged that the Government must do more to target ...