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A 67-year-old man who was reported missing was found safe and well this morning. Police launched a search last night for Lionel Outerbridge, who had not been seen since 10.30am yesterday and was on medication. A spokesman said today that he was found...

Today marks 75 years since United States forces towed a captured German sub, U-505, into Bermuda waters under a cloak of secrecy. The U-boat was brought into the Great Sound with 57 prisoners, as well as its Enigma code encryption machines and code b...

Two men denied being involved in a brawl during the holiday weekend. Keishun Trott, 28, and T’naji Taylor, 24, both pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to taking part in a fight. Mr Taylor, from Southampton, also pleaded not guilty to...

The Court of Appeal was urged to overturn a murder conviction on the basis that fresh evidence had arisen. Jerome Lynch QC, lawyer for Khyri Smith-Williams, told the court last week that two affidavits, one signed and one not, could raise doubts on t...

A legal row between two of the island’s top prosecutors is expected to go before the Court of Appeal today. Larry Mussenden, the Director of the Department of Public Prosecutions, will appeal a judge’s decision regarding the way he handled a complain...

A man who was imprisoned for serious sexual assault after his attempt to rape a woman was foiled by passers-by is to be freed next week. Junius Carman Caines will be released from Westgate Correctional Facility on Monday. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Mini...

The Government has dragged its feet to determine the fate of a school’s Primary 1 class, a worried parent said yesterday. Teretha Talbot, whose daughter Brialla, 5, was due to join two older siblings at Elliot Primary School, said that she still did ...

SPS.bm (Support Public Schools Bermuda) was excited to link up an anonymous supporter with the Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS) to provide historical and ecological boat tours to our public school students on June 7th and 14th. Excited P6 students fr...

On Sunday 9th. June, 2019 some 218 students from 24 schools performed in the Menuhin Foundation’s Annual Concert at the Ruth Seaton James Auditorium. This Concert is always the highlight of our year and is the opportunity for all of our students to ...

The ability for a child’s traumatic emotional experience to be converted into organic disease later in life was discussed at a conference in Bermuda. Vincent Felitti, a co-principal investigator of Landmark US Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, was...