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The Bermuda Hospitals Board is haemorrhaging cash through unearned overtime payments to senior doctors, it has been claimed. Complaints have been filed against one doctor accused of regularly walking off the job after completion of his rounds midway ...

The Bermuda Post Office is moving forward with a public-private partnership with an international consolidation company for package forwarding and consolidation services from the US, it was revealed today. Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabine...

Dion Smith felt there was a lot he had to be thankful for, so he decided to share his blessings last night. The 35-year-old gave out free Thanksgiving dinners to anyone in need – a tradition he started last year. “As you know times are hard right now...

The island’s first female Royal Bermuda Regiment officer in three decades is one of two soldiers to complete the tough training course at the British Military Academy Sandhurst. Former Corporal LeeAnn Tucker, 29, was the first female soldier from the...

A Bill to give a 262-year lease to the developers and managers of the former St George’s Club property is expected to be among the matters up for debate when the House of Assembly reconvenes today. The St George’s Club Act 2020, which, if passed, wil...

A man was sent to the Supreme Court yesterday after he was accused of the theft of more than $255,000. Jahni Holder, 26, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with the theft of $194,960 from Hazel Holder between January 22, 2016 and December 9, 2016. He...

A social inquiry report and drug assessments were yesterday ordered for a man who admitted stealing a debit card to purchase more than $2,000 worth of goods – including pornography. Le-Jai Tucker, 21, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the theft...

A retailer said yesterday that about $4,000 worth of goods was stolen from his shop. Darren Booth, who runs The Booth on Reid Street, added that clothes, watches and face masks were among the haul. He appealed: “If anybody knows anything, call me, ca...

A bank yesterday donated free meals to a charity dedicated to the welfare of children and families to celebrate its chief executive’s birthday . Clarien delivered 50 meals to the Family Centre so their clients could celebrate thanksgiving in style. T...

A Sandys man left Supreme Court in handcuffs yesterday after he was found guilty of smuggling gun parts into the island. James Rumley, 39, was found guilty by a unanimous verdict of three charges that he imported firearm components in June and Octobe...