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Two vehicles were destroyed in suspicious fires in the early hours of yesterday. The blazes involved a light truck on Palmetto Road, Pembroke, and a car at a nearby home close to the junction of Bishop Spencer Road and Palmetto Road. Firefighters and...

The Leader of the Opposition said yesterday that he expected more politicians to resign as he revealed his party’s candidate for a by-election. Craig Cannonier said he was “delighted” to announce that Vic Ball, a former One Bermuda Alliance senator, ...

Police officers claimed yesterday that the Government had “repeatedly moved the goalposts” in its cost-cutting negotiations with their representative body. Inspector Emmerson Carrington, the chairman of the Bermuda Police Association, defended the se...

More than 500 coronavirus test results came back clear yesterday, the health ministry said last night. News of the 501 tests meant that the number of confirmed cases remained at 157. There are four active cases, all monitored by public health officia...

A rubber duck fundraiser for the island’s hospice is to be replaced with a butterfly hunt this year, the organisers have announced. Friends of Hospice said the 22-year-old Rubber Duck Derby, held in St George’s Harbour, had been “a much anticipated e...

An Airbnb host has been accused of “profiteering” from the Covid-19 pandemic over the booking site’s refunds policy in case of cancellation. Patricia Symonds-Powell planned a trip to Bermuda to stay at Seven Arches on Hill View Lane, Warwick, over Cu...

A social inquiry report was ordered on a homeless man who stole more than $300 of food from a church. Sean Burchall, 28, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the theft of the food from Wesley Methodist Church in Hamilton. The court heard that chur...

A display created by schoolchildren at a summer camp to lift the spirits of a soldier injured on duty has been unveiled. Youngsters aged between 6 and 10 at the Kids Just Want to Have Fun camp wrote letters and poems, and created artwork for Royal Be...

The second gay pride event in Bermuda will go ahead tonight, but because of social-distancing it will be on a much smaller scale than the inaugural march last year that attracted thousands. Renée Ming, the Minister of National Security, authorised a ...

A young fisherman who had his tackle box stolen said yesterday he was delighted after the public rallied round to replace his lost equipment. Jase Lawes-Mathis, 13, was fishing for snapper and jacks off the dock at Albuoy’s Point in Hamilton when the...