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A Bermudian actor booked a spot in a Netflix series a week after she submitted a video audition. The tape landed Jordan Claire Robbins a major role in the first season of Netflix series The Umbrella Academy, which premiered in February. Ms Robbins la...

A lawyer for patients whose files were seized by police has called for an investigator to be removed from the case over allegations of contempt of court. Mark Pettingill told the Supreme Court yesterday that the police officer approached a patient at...

A bar closed by police after a fight this year has beefed up its security. Reed Young, the owner of the Docksider Pub & Restaurant on Front Street, told the Liquor Licensing Authority yesterday that he had hired a new security firm to reduce the risk...

The man who died in a collision involving a motorbike and a police car this week was a promising athlete and a volunteer with youth development programme Mirrors. Antoine Seaman, 21, who died early on Monday after a crash in Somerset, was a Somerset ...

The mother of a pupil forced out of a mould-plagued middle school may refuse to send her child to another school to finish the academic year. The concerned parent warned yesterday that other parents and pupils could also stage a strike in protest at...

An art exhibition based on the theme of pairings will be opened by two dignitaries next month. John Rankin, the Governor, and Constance Dierman, the US Consul General, will share the limelight as they unveil The Island and Related Tales show. The exh...

A large audience is expected for a Passion play in St George’s on Good Friday. June-Ann Furbert, the play’s director, said some locations for Jesus’ Walk To Calvary had to be changed to accommodate the hundreds of people expected for the annual show....

International education systems that have undergone significant changes are being studied as part of the Government’s plan to phase out middle schools, a report released yesterday said. The report added that the education ministry was “reviewing the ...

A man caught drink-driving on two successive nights was referred to the pilot DUI court yesterday. Quincy Simmons was clocked at 84km/h on Crow Lane near Hamilton and pulled over by police, Magistrates’ Court heard. He told officers: “I’m trying to g...

Recently, the Minister of Public Works, Lt. Col. the Hon. David A. Burch, OBE (Mil), ED, JP, MP, met with senior waste management technical officers to discuss a number of matters regarding waste collection. Some of the topics included the introduc...