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A man murdered in 2006 was stabbed in the heart, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. John Obafunwa, a forensic pathologist, told the court that Marcus Gibbings died of blood loss after he suffered multiple stab wounds. Dr Obafunwa highlighted three ma...

The loss of an organisation set up to help island charities has damaged the non-profit sector, its former executive director said. Danielle Riviere added the biggest loss from the closure of the Centre on Philanthropy was the opportunity for charitie...

The body of a man was found at a derelict house in Pembroke yesterday. A police spokesman said that officers were “alerted to a foul smell” from an abandoned building in the Parsons Road area at about 8.20am. He added: “Upon investigation they discov...

Many seniors have fears about their financial security, Bermuda’s newest senator said yesterday. Ianthia Simmons-Wade explained that older island residents were worried that they may not be able to live off their savings and pensions with a rising c...

The Information Commissioner’s office will be closed on Friday for a move to a new location. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, said that the new office would enable to ICO to “operate more efficiently and allow us to offer additiona...

Public primary schools will open their doors to parents of prospective pupils next week. The events, hosted by the Department of Education, will take place on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said: “Parents...

A knife fight sent one man to hospital early this morning. Police received a report of a disturbance at a residence on Gospel Lane, Pembroke, at about 12.20am. A police spokesman said: “Upon arrival police confirmed there was an altercation involvi...

The 400th Anniversary Steering Committee is planning a number of events scheduled to take place this year in recognition of the 400th anniversary of the first sitting of Bermuda’s Parliament. Both the President of the Senate, Mrs. Joan Dillas-Wright,...

The Progressive Labour Party has pledged to give the public the chance to help shape its agenda. The party has launched PLP Listens, where the public can suggest policy ideas that can be carried out the second half of its five-year term in government...

The tourism minister will board a ship at the centre of a scare over a deadly strain of coronavirus when it arrives today. Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, said he would get on the Royal Caribbean Anthem of the Seas from a pilot b...