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Christmas came early for animal welfare charity SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) following a recent ‘lunch and learn’ session at Third Point Reinsurance Ltd. (Third Point Re). Staff at the Hamilton-based specialty property and...

A motorcyclist is in the hospital’s intensive care unit after he suffered head injuries in a crash, police said today. The 35-year-old man was hurt in a single-vehicle incident on Middle Road near its junction with Khyber Pass in Warwick. A police sp...

One of the island’s top anglers, as well as a sportsman and veteran teacher has died. Tom Smith, who was 90, was dedicated to rugby, swimming, golf and fishing. Mr Smith helped found the annual Mid-Ocean News Wahoo Tournament in 1967, as well as the ...

Compensation for crime victims will be speeded up if changes are made to the body responsible for payments, an island lawyer said yesterday. Cristen Suess, of law firm Wakefield Quin, said the proposal to replace a judge with a senior barrister as c...

A Christmas row erupted after a yoga studio used an image of a Hindu God wearing a Santa hat on its December newsletter. Lucky Elephant yoga studio was criticised after it used a photograph of Ganesha, a prominent God in the Hindu pantheon who has th...

Social media posts that identified a customs officer as the man at the centre of an international police investigation were wrong, a police spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said a 41-year-old man had been arrested in connection with an investi...

An investigation into the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board has highlighted serious problems, the Ombudsman revealed yesterday. Victoria Pearman said the board lacked the basic administrative and financial backing to do its job. Ms Pearman added:...

A vehicle emissions test firm has launched legal action against the Ministry of Tourism and Transport after their contract was axed at the start of the year. Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd filed a writ against the Minister of Tourism and Transport and...

The Supreme Court struck down a claim yesterday that the former owner of the Olympic Club breached a merger agreement with The Athletic Club. Wayne Scott, who represented The Athletic Club in court, argued that Scott Stallard had broken clause 26 of ...

Revellers from across the island travelled to the East End last night for an annual Christmas fête put on by a conservation charity. The Bermuda National Trust Walkabout filled the streets of the Olde Towne as people came out to tour historic BNT pr...