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The son of MP Craig Cannonier appeared to be targeted unfairly last week by police, Mr Cannonier told the House of Assembly. The Opposition MP recounted how his son, a prominent commentator on social media, had been pulled over and questioned by thre...

Tourist air arrivals rose for the ninth consecutive quarter, the Bermuda Tourism Authority revealed yesterday. Rough weather at sea created a near 50 per cent fall in cruise ship arrivals in the first three months of the year. Kevin Dallas, BTA CEO, ...

The impending double by-election for Warwick North East and Paget East marks a challenge and an opportunity for the One Bermuda Alliance, the Opposition leader has said. Jeanne Atherden emphasised that the OBA was “taking steps to create a party stre...

A police officer was arrested in connection with alleged bribery offences yesterday. Acting Deputy Police Commissioner Martin Weekes said the 33-year-old constable, from Smith’s, was taken into custody by police officers from the Organised, Economic ...

A group of community figures are encouraging people to take part in the National Day of Peace today. Twelve people from a range of backgrounds signed up to a statement in support of the event, organised by the Ministry of National Security. The stat...

Three Somersfield Academy students are on a mission to help the island’s homeless. Wyatt Woloshyn, James Capodanno and Sebastian Tod decided to put together care packages for people sleeping rough, for a school project. Sebastian, 14, said: “Althou...

Two British soldiers met their sporting heroes after they were drafted in to help with training at the Royal Bermuda Regiment. Colour Sergeant Andy Chappell, a specialist British Army instructor, is on the island to offer advice on planning and set-u...

Bermuda’s income inequality is “appalling”, but has not got worse in recent years, economist Robert Stubbs said yesterday. Mr Stubbs, a former head of research at the Bank of Bermuda, added: “I’m not making any excuses here for Bermuda’s status quo. ...

A 28-year-old man was charged with threatening the Premier and making demands for money yesterday. It was alleged in Magistrates’ Court that Jared Gordon sent David Burt a series of messages between October 2 last year and March 28 to demand unwarran...

A multimillion-dollar lawsuit filed against three former trustees of Port Royal Golf Course by the One Bermuda Alliance government is back on the Supreme Court list. A hearing on the case is scheduled to take place before Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman...