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Police have asked for the public’s help to find a magazine of live ammunition dropped by an armed officer yesterday. Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police, said it is believed the magazine fell off the officer’s utility belt at about 4pm nea...

One of Bermuda’s best-known charities, KBB, has joined forces with One Bermuda Alliance candidate Nicky Gurret to help a clean-up in Sandys. It will take place along Bob’s Valley Road near West End Primary and all area residents and students, includ...

Three Progressive Labour Party MPs will keep their House of Assembly seats at the next General Election after the One Bermuda Alliance failed to field a full slate of candidates. Michael Weeks in Pembroke East Central, Jason Hayward in Pembroke Centr...

No new cases of Covid-19 were recorded today out of almost 1,000 test results. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said that 955 test results came back and none were positive for the coronavirus. The total number of cases remains at 177, but the...

The island’s first child case of Covid-19 was logged yesterday after a ten-year-old tested positive for the coronavirus. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said the youngster was one of two positive cases of the illness out of 2,140 test results that h...

The homes of people in St David’s were razed to protect the tourism industry, a Commission of Inquiry was told yesterday. Jean Foggo Simon, a researcher at the St David’s Island Historical Society, said many poor, black Bermudian families lost their ...

A former broadcast journalist in Bermuda has swapped sides of the camera in a fight to end the abuse of temple elephants in India. Sangita Iyer, the environmental correspondent at ZBM for three years, said she planned to use renewed interest in anima...

Meteorologists are watching two tropical storms which could approach Bermuda next week. Tropical Storm Paulette and Tropical Storm Rene were not considered threats to the island last night — but the storms are expected to get closer to the island in ...

The island’s private schools have introduced strict Covid-19 safety precautions for the new school year. Warwick Academy, Saltus Grammar School and the Bermuda High School outlined the steps they had taken to protect pupils and staff. These include c...

Prosecutors ruled there was not enough evidence to press criminal charges against two teenagers in connection with an attack on lambs last year, it has been revealed. The news came after the two were arrested in April 2019 in the wake of a social-med...