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Jahmico Trott was found guilty yesterday of attempted murder. A jury also convicted Trott, 30, of using a firearm, handling a firearm and carrying a firearm to commit an offence by a majority decision. Trott’s co-accused, Troy Burgess Jr was acquitt...

Tough new rules to crack down on sexual harassment at work are in the pipeline. Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs, said yesterday that he wanted to introduce new labour laws to combat the problem. Mr Brown is to bring London-based feminist M...

A Pembroke businessman pleaded guilty yesterday to failing to pay a former employee $4,000. Robert Sousa, 64, owner of RJS Auto Marine Repair, admitted he did not comply with an Employment Tribunal order. The company had been ordered to pay a forme...

An elderly woman was in critical condition in intensive care yesterday after she collapsed in Hamilton. The woman, 94, from Hamilton Parish, became ill in the area of Court Street and Victoria Street at about 1.20pm on Tuesday. She was taken to King ...

A serial sex offender was jailed for 18 years yesterday after a sexual assault on a tourist in her hotel room. Lonnie Trott, 56, climbed into the second-floor room at the Grotto Bay Resort, stripped naked and assaulted a woman while she slept. The at...

The crucial role Africans played in the early days of Bermuda is to be explored tonight at Bermuda College. Bermudian historian Clarence Maxwell said people taken from Africa “helped define a lot of the foundation for what ended up happening later in...

The former executive director of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission was barred yesterday by a court from any discussion of his time in charge of the regulatory body. Lawyers acting for the BCGC won a temporary order from Chief Justice Ian Kawaley i...

An attempt to build a marina in St George’s could move a step closer next month. Quinell Francis, the Mayor of St George, said the Corporation of St George hoped to win support next month for an agreement from Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affai...

A Pembroke man was fined $1,000 yesterday after a police sniffer dog detected cannabis in his motorbike. Magistrates’ Court heard that a police dog, trained in drug detection, picked up a scent on a bike driven by Jahmel Samuels in the area of police...

Tourists are to get access to kidney dialysis in a private clinic. The treatment, once only available at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, is available at Bermuda Life Centre on Front Street. Lynette Thomas, a certified nephrologist who directed...