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Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, put Bermuda’s fintech progress in the spotlight at the Commonwealth ICT Forum. Mr Caines met with senior policymakers, regulators and industry leaders at the conference in Port of Spain, Trinidad and T...

A householder may have been targeted by a gunman after complaints about troublemakers in the area were made at a police meeting only hours earlier. Neighbours spoke out after several shots were fired at a house and a car in the Friswells Hill area of...

The west side Horseshoe Bay Beach has been closed because of high winds and dangerous surf conditions, it was announced yesterday. The Ministry of Public Works announced the shutdown will remain in force until further notice. The Lifeguard Superinte...

The Bermuda Health Council has refused to reveal the advice it gave former health minister Jeanne Atherden before the One Bermuda Alliance government decided to slash fees for scans last year. Tawanna Wedderburn, the health council’s chief executive ...

The brother of twins battered to death 13 years ago escaped a jail sentence yesterday after he admitted sexual harassment of an off-duty woman police officer. Magistrates’ Court heard how Rashaad Cooper, who was 33 at the time, was drinking at the Ea...

A mural created by schoolchildren has been vandalised — for a second time in three weeks. The mural, made up of portraits the children took of members of the public, was created by the Bermuda National Gallery’s Youth, Camera, Action camp and the St...

Health concerns have forced pupils out of their classroom just weeks into the new school term. Selessia Watson said that her son, Dantè, 7, and other pupils in the Active Learners Programme at Paget Primary had been relocated inside the school. She...

Pupils from two primary schools took part in out-of-class expeditions for the first time this week thanks to a charity. Students from the P5 classes at Somerset Primary and Heron Bay Primary took part in the Horizons programme run by the Bermuda Edu...

A complaint has been lodged over an alleged incident involving two One Bermuda Alliance party members, an OBA spokesman confirmed last night. The spokesman said the complaint was “made by a party member who criticised the alleged behaviour of anothe...

Tennis pros from overseas will need to win approval by the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association to get work permits, the Government said yesterday. Walton Brown, the home affairs minister, said the move was made to ensure Bermudian tennis pros were given ...