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A Bermudian equestrian living in the United States is helping an award-winning journalist count down to Christmas with a 12-day singing campaign. Ki-Juan Minors, 38, has partnered with broadcast journalist Soledad O’Brien for their 12 Days of Christm...

Fifty staff at bars, nightclubs and members’ clubs who lost their jobs because of Covid-19 restrictions should get their benefits from the Government this week, the finance minister said last night. Curtis Dickinson said at a press conference that a ...

An Opposition senator has accused the Progressive Labour Party of turning the 2016 airport protests into a political football, using the suffering of protesters for point-scoring. Marcus Jones of the One Bermuda Alliance said yesterday he did not wa...

Bermudian journalist Ernest Tucker has been inducted into the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Hall of Fame. The posthumous honour was awarded at a virtual ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who died last year aged 87, had a stellar career with the n...

A man who crashed his motorcycle was more than double the legal alcohol limit, Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday. Barak Bremar, 27, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal limit. The court heard police were called to a single-vehicle collisio...

Art pieces to commemorate a historic protest held in solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter Movement will be installed across Hamilton. The City of Hamilton and the Bermuda National Gallery have thrown their weight behind the Peaceful Art Prot...

The leader of a domestic violence support agency has been named among other campaigners from around the world in a list of role models working to end attacks on women. Laurie Shiell, the executive director of Centre Against Abuse, was one of 16 peopl...

Empty warehouses in Dockyard could become a new West End base for Marine and Ports, according to a planning document. The plans, submitted earlier this month, propose turning three unused warehouses on the eastern side of Freeport Drive into workshop...

Senators rubber-stamped a number of Government bills during a brisk, virtual session of the Upper House yesterday morning. Streamlining and improved efficiency were the themes of three Acts that were given their second and third readings before being...

Eighteen people have tested positive for Covid-19, out of 1,208 results since the Government’s last update, it was revealed tonight. Two of the new cases were imported, from travellers who tested positive on arrival. Both came on Delta flights from A...