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Two sons of a government minister ran a drugs operation targeting university students in an English city, a court was told yesterday. Marcus Weeks, 28, and his younger brother, Dalji Waldron, 23, sons of Michael Weeks, the Minister of Social Develop...

A man who ran up a string of driving offences was fined a total of $4,600 in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Jayden Stovell, 19, pleaded guilty to four speeding charges, two charges of driving while disqualified, and one count of giving false statement...

A break-in at telecoms firm Digicel forced the store to stay shut yesterday until the afternoon. It was the second incident at the red landmark building on Church Street in Hamilton in three days. Thieves broke into the shop and stole an unknown quan...

The owners of a dairy farm accused by neighbours of causing a stink have rejected a potential buyer after news of the sale was made public before it was finalised. Lidia and Valter Medeiros knocked back the offer and accused the “suitor” interested i...

A care home’s oldest patient has notched up a century — plus two. Olivette Burch Morris, known as “Aunt Oli” to her nieces, celebrated her 102nd birthday with family and friends at Lefroy House in Sandys. The party was planned by her brother, Willard...

The Progressive Labour Party has “high morale”, its outgoing chairman said yesterday. Owen Darrell told The Royal Gazette: “I feel that under the leadership of David Burt, the party is doing positive things, especially for Bermudians. “We are working...

A popular bar worker was stable in hospital yesterday after he was stabbed multiple times outside his home. The 43-year-old, from Paget, was on his way back from work in Dockyard when he was attacked by two men in the early hours of yesterday morning...

Young people at risk of antisocial behaviour are in danger of slipping through the safety net, an activist has warned. Gina Spence, founder of the charity Gina Spence Productions, said that although there were up to 400 at-risk youngsters in the scho...

The historic Perot Post Office has closed for renovations so it can house the Post Office’s special stamp sales operation. The Queen Street, Hamilton, building, named after the island’s first postmaster William Perot, will be closed until further not...

A new website has been set up to help parents worried about their children’s development. The Red Flags site was funded by the Bermuda Community Foundation with the Hemera Foundation Fund charitable trust. The BCF said the site offered “key developme...