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Police launched an investigation yesterday after three men broke into a petrol station. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said that officers on patrol on St John’s Road in Pembroke saw three men near the Rubis service station in the early hours of y...

A pilot programme to fast-track travellers arriving at the airport was launched yesterday by the Department of Immigration. The introduction of automated electronic clearing gates, or e-Gates, in the Immigration Arrivals Hall at LF Wade International...

A sail training charity for young people has “sailebrated” the youngsters involved in the programme at two special events. Endeavour Community Sailing praised the hard work of pupils from five schools after they completed the Endeavour graduate summe...

Pupils from Bermuda won praise for their artwork in an international competition. Althea Faith Sevilla, of Purvis Primary School, was the overall winner of the Life in the Caribbean art contest organised by Medical Air Service Association in Florida....

A string of new appointments have been announced by the Bermuda Public Services Union. Edward Ball, the general secretary for 23 years, is to become a consultant and Kevin Grant, a former union president, who was made general secretary designate last...

A young musician with dreams of inspiring others through his music has taken his first steps to this goal with the release of his debut album. Nkosi Hollis, who uses the stage name “Da’Khari Love”, released Renaissance through online streaming sites ...

Police seized a BB gun at the weekend, a spokesman said yesterday. The recovery of the weapon sparked a warning from Assistant Commissioner of Police Antoine Daniels that possession of air-powered weapons was illegal. He added: “The way that these BB...

A top businessman, lawyer and sailor whose seafaring roots went back centuries on the island has died. Nicholas Bayard Dill Jr, who competed in several Newport Bermuda sailing races and other championships, was 88. Mr Dill rose to senior partner at l...

Traditional Hallowe’en festivities should be axed because of the real-life horror show of Covid-19, the health minister said last night. Kim Wilson told the public that high-risk activities “that you should definitely not do this year” included tradi...

A man was stabbed in the chest in the Dockyard in the early hours of yesterday. A police spokesman said: “Upon arrival, officers observed a male lying on his back at the entrance to Snorkel Park and bleeding from a stab wound to his chest.” He added ...