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The owners of taxis that are off the road should lose their permits if they fail to renew them in six months, said the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association. David Frost, the BTOA president, said: “We believe that owners who do not renew their licences wit...

The closure of the kitchen at Westgate prison because of a collapsed ceiling caused by water damage was “regrettable”, the national security minister said yesterday. Wayne Caines said that a team from works and engineering had been to the prison to f...

A class of Primary 3 pupils got a crash course in robot building and programming from the Bermuda National Trust yesterday. The youngsters from Port Royal Primary School were taught the basics of robotics, engineering and programming using Lego WeDo2...

A Bermudian man was jailed last week for 20 years for a brutal campaign of domestic abuse against his 29-year-old former girlfriend. Tarik Hill, 35, formerly from Devonshire, was found guilty of false imprisonment, two charges of causing actual bodil...

A documentary featuring the Queen of Soul will get a second showing this week. The Bermuda International Film Festival will screen Amazing Grace, which focuses on Aretha Franklin at the height of her powers, tomorrow at the Speciality Cinema Franklin...

Police officers are to turn out at Bermuda’s first Pride celebration in a show of solidarity with the island’s LGBTQ people. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said he would back officers who wanted to take part in the event. He added that he ...

A man has denied sexually abusing an underage girl. The 26-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told a jury yesterday that he never had any sexual contact with the child. Prosecutors alleged that in one incident that took place on or abou...

An Opposition senator has said the $88 million Bermuda Infrastructure Fund could be used to pay for the replacement of East End bridges instead of venture capital for start-up businesses. Dwayne Robinson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said a recent go...

Details of public contracts worth $50,000 or more must be published under the law, the information commissioner said today. Gitanjali Gutierrez said that the Public Access to Information Act required that public authorities publish in the Official G...

The Court of Appeal has found that the Director of the Department of Public Prosecutions correctly handled allegations of gross misconduct by one of his deputies. In a decision handed down on Friday, the court found that Larry Mussenden, the DPP, did...