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Dutch authorities have released an aircraft operated by a Bermudian aviation group that was involved in an incident that left two people injured. Longtail Aviation will fly a replacement engine to Belgium after its Boeing 747 lost parts of its engin...

The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Bermuda Regiment today paid a visit to new recruits on their first field exercise. Governor Rena Lalgie visited about 50 new soldiers as they got to grips with life on manoeuvres at Hog Bay Park in Sandys. Ms Lalg...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art has launched a fundraising campaign called “183 and the Power of WE” – calling on people to donate $183. Executive Director, Risa Hunter said: “183 and the Power of WE” is a significant campaign title for several rea...

Plans to court immigrants who could bring investment into Bermuda got a lukewarm assessment from economic experts yesterday. Nathan Kowalski, the chief financial officer of Anchor Investment Management, backed the Economic Investment Certificate prog...

The St Regis hotel and its Five Forts Golf Course will open its doors to guests on May 22, it was revealed yesterday. The news came as the St George’s hotel today posted advertisements for more than 31 roles in today’s edition of The Royal Gazette. ...

The Government has used controversial cannabis legislation as part of a breakaway move from the UK, a shadow minister claimed yesterday. Michael Dunkley, the shadow minister of national security, said that drug reform had been used to pick a fight wi...

An investigation into a ferry pilot convicted of driving a public ferry into a floating dock while impaired has been completed, the Department of Marine & Ports has revealed. A recommendation for disciplinary action against Ascot Lightbourne, 60, has...

The Ministry of Health last night confirmed four new cases of the coronavirus. The results were among 1,400 test results that came back to health officials. A health ministry spokeswoman said all of the cases were Bermudians who had returned from ove...

An 86-year-old man convicted of child sex offences from more than 40 years ago has lost an appeal against his conviction and sentence. Robert Smith, 86, was jailed for six months for a string of sex offences committed in 1977 against an 11-year-old b...

The Minister of National Security yesterday warned that the public must stay vigilant to limit the spread of Covid-19 despite the end of the midnight curfew. Renee Ming said: “While the curfew has ended, the pandemic hasn’t and there is still need fo...