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A serial sex offender was jailed for 15 months after he admitted a string of crimes against women. Gregory Scott pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court on Friday to a sex assault and intrusion on the privacy of several women. Juan Wolffe, the senior ma...

A care home recovering from an outbreak of Covid-19 has a new executive director who is no stranger to a crisis. April Augustus will take the helm at Westmeath Nursing and Residential Home on Monday, after a year-long stint as executive director at ...

A man found guilty of murder has had the conviction quashed and will now face a retrial, appeal judges ruled yesterday. Kiari Tucker was jailed last July for at least 25 years for the killing of Morlan Steede plus ten years for use of a firearm. Mr T...

Business owners in North East Hamilton backed a campaign yesterday to support black-owned businesses. Everton Dawes, the owner of Casual Footwear on Court Street, said that the movement was a good way to bring money into overlooked areas. He added th...

Turmoil in Hong Kong could spell economic opportunity for Bermuda’s international business sector. The island and other financial centres are set to compete for capital, businesses and wealthy individuals in the event of an exodus from Asia’s leading...

A statue in an English home town of the man who claimed Bermuda for Britain was targeted as antiracism protests were held across the UK over the weekend. An information plaque next to the likeness of Admiral Sir George Somers in Lyme Regis, Dorset, h...

A lawyer called proposals to reform cannabis legislation “a dog’s breakfast” that required a significant rewrite. Peter Sanderson, a human rights lawyer, said yesterday that a move away from criminalisation was needed, but that the draft legislation ...

The Attorney-General said tonight she was “encouraged” by the response to a request for public views on changes to the laws on cannabis. Kathy Lynn Simmons added responses, which can be made online until July 3, would help create a cannabis regime ta...

Starting Tuesday, June 9, 2020, the National Museum of Bermuda (NMB) will be giving community members, supporters and friends a unique opportunity to name one of the Museum’s resident sheep by making a donation. When the Museum temporarily closed i...

A charity which usually gives clients a chance to interact with animals has come up with a novel way to provide its services during the Covid-19 crisis. WindReach, in Warwick, has made 150 unique hobby horses for students who normally take part in it...