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A young man who lost his life in a crash was a promising and well-liked member of the team at the Bermuda Land Development Corporation, colleagues have said. Leric Lightbourn, 21, was killed after his bike was involved in collision last Friday on Mid...

The Governor’s Cup Challenge at the first golf course on the island to desegregate went ahead without a hitch despite the threat of Hurricane Paulette. The tournament at Ocean View Golf Course in Devonshire last Sunday was the last round for John Ran...

Bermuda is expected to escape the worst of Hurricane Teddy, but could still suffer a prolonged period of tropical storm-force winds, it was warned last night. A Tropical Storm Watch remains in effect today as Teddy — which has weakened to a Category ...

A soldier left fighting for his life after he was hit by a car while on Covid-19 checkpoint duty is to return home today after months of surgery and treatment in a US hospital. Private Ndavyah Williams, 26, who was injured three months ago, said he w...

Firefighters rushed to the airport yesterday after a report of smoke in a private jet in the skies off the island. A spokesman for the fire service said they received a call just after 1.30pm about smoke in the cabin of an aircraft ten miles out from...

Bermuda should expect winter storm conditions over the next two days as Hurricane Teddy passes to the east. Winds of more than 20mph are forecast for this afternoon, rising to 40mph by this evening. Sustained winds of 57mph are forecast for early tom...

A former Progressive Labour Party minister said he hoped voters would consider key policies such as immigration reform and a living wage as they decided who to back in the General Election. Ashfield DeVent added that he was disappointed there had not...

Bermuda’s trade union for the entertainment industry is to roll out the red carpet for new members, its president said yesterday. Selena Fields, of the Bermuda Entertainment Union, said the organisation aimed to have 100 members before its annual mee...

Pupils waved an emotional goodbye to their parents at school gates across the island yesterday as the longest summer break of all finally came to an end. Public-school youngsters, wearing a variety of brightly coloured face masks, lined up to have th...

A man suffered a broken leg, cuts to his arm and stomach injuries yesterday after a trailer load of metal construction equipment fell on him. The victim, 36, was trapped underneath metal hollow ribs at about 9am in Wellington Slip Road, St George’s. ...