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A woman who used a portable gas stove in the stands of the National Sports Centre could have caused injuries, it was warned yesterday. Craig Tyrell, the operations manager at the NSC, said: “We want everyone to be able to enjoy themselves, but this w...

A schoolboy savaged by two pitbull-type dogs is traumatised and suffers nightmares in the wake of the horror attack, his mother said yesterday. Aston Jones-Williams was bitten all over his body by the dogs, said by the Government to be a restricted b...

Today’s Earth Hour will focus on energy efficiency and include an expo designed to promote products that are kinder to the environment. The annual event will be held in Dockyard from 3pm and includes a bike ride, fun walk, a run and live entertainmen...

The licence for a bookmaker’s shop run by former Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean will hang in the balance on Monday when the permit for the popular Court Street betting shop is due to expire. The Betting Licensing Authority ruled yesterday ...

International celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson told schoolchildren yesterday that the hospitality industry was about more than just cooking. Mr Samuelsson told pupils at Pembroke’s Dellwood Middle School that the sector offered the chance to travel, ...

A European Union economic commissioner was “surprised” that Bermuda was included on a list of noncooperative tax jurisdictions, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt explained that the island was internationally recognised as having a robust reputat...

Changes to the island’s health financing are predicted to save millions for the hospital while the Government’s mandated premiums remain unchanged, Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, announced yesterday. The revamp entails a switch from the hospital...

Drugs discovered hidden in a Southampton man’s luggage were worth more than $430,000, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. A jury heard that 2,957.7 grams of MDMA — also known as ecstasy — was found in a suitcase belonging to 25-year-old Edward Jaloni ...

A global human rights organisation has recommended making Bermuda’s public access to information law more robust, including by allowing some Cabinet papers to be disclosed and by lifting the “veil of secrecy over the work of the Minister of Finance”....

A man who barricaded himself in an abandoned building in Pembroke was arrested after a seven-hour stand-off yesterday. Earlier, the 69-year-old had thrown what a police spokesman described as a corrosive substance at officers attempting to convince ...