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Bermuda is braced for its largest ever number of cruise ship passengers in a single day, the transport ministry said yesterday. More than 9,340 cruise ship passengers will be on the island on Wednesday as six ships visit the island between Tuesday an...

Bermuda must look at ditching its own dollar in favour of United States currency, Bermuda’s elder statesman has said. Sir John Swan floated the idea in an opinion piece on potential changes for Bermuda published in The Royal Gazette this month, which...

A Bermuda College conference on race relations on the island Saturday involving a world-class British university will be live-streamed to a bigger audience because of public demand. The event, “Race and Resistance: Understanding Bermuda Today”, will ...

The Supreme Court has been appointed a new registrar, the Governor has announced. John Rankin welcomed Alexandra Wheatley to the team after deliberation with the Judicial and Legal Services Committee and Chief Justice. He said: “She is highly qualifi...

Two men were referred to the Drug Treatment Court yesterday after they both admitted a series of thefts. Jahni Thompson, 41, pleaded guilty to six charges including burglary, prowling and having tools for the purpose of burglary. Thompson, from Hamil...

A front counter service at two island police stations is to restart next month. Southside and Somerset police stations will both be manned by station duty officers from tomorrow. A police spokesman said: “The organisation is looking at developing it...

A 20-year-old has been charged with the stabbing of a 43-year-old bartender. Alex Wolffe, from Southampton, was charged yesterday with unlawfully wounding Boris Angalov in an attempt to “resist or prevent the lawful arrest or detention of another”. M...

A man was stabbed in a weekend incident outside a bar, police said yesterday. Appealing for witnesses, a police spokesman said a 27-year-old from Hamilton Parish was knifed near Bulldogs Bar on Hamilton’s Elliott Street on Friday night or early Satur...

A 57-year-old man was charged yesterday with a string of sexual offences against an underage girl over a period of seven years. The Devonshire man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was charged with four counts of sexually touching a young ...

Bermuda missed the chance to head off an obesity and diabetes epidemic decades ago, a former government head of physical education has claimed. John Moreby, who worked with the Department of Education for more than 20 years before he retired in 1995,...