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A 23-year-old man was banned from the roads for 18 months this morning after admitting drink driving. Kwasi James, of Sandys, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal limit in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that police attended a motorcy...

A 25-year-old motorcyclist was fined $1,200 after crashing with a car while over the drink-driving limit. Jayone Bailey, of Southampton, pleaded guilty to impaired driving in Magistrates’ Court this morning. The court heard that Bailey’s motorcycle w...

Education minister Diallo Rabain delivered a ministerial statement on the graduations ceremonies for the Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy. • To read Diallo Rabain’s statement in full, click on the PDF under “Related Media”

A conspirator in an international operation to smuggle nearly $1 million worth of cocaine soaked into shredded paper packaging has lost an appeal against his conviction. Curtis Swan, 55, was sentenced to spend 21 years behind bars last year after bei...

New York Times bestselling author Ted Bell will hold a book signing at Goslings Wine Cellar tonight. Mr Bell is best known for his Alex Hawke suspense novels, one of which is to be turned into a movie by Paramount Pictures. The event, “‘Twas a Dark ...

Senators yesterday passed legislation to end conscription into the island’s military. Jason Hayward, a Progressive Labour Party senator, said an all-volunteer Royal Bermuda Regiment would be “well aware of the commitment and dedication required, yet...

A Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship equipped for natural disasters is to be stationed in the Caribbean region throughout the hurricane season this year and next year. The announcement came as the British Government unveiled new measures to ensure its Overse...

A life coach charged with stealing $56,284 from an elderly client appeared in court yesterday. Melissa Burton is alleged to have made a string of purchases with Katherine Trimingham’s credit cards after her client had died. Ms Burton, 53, was later c...

The public has been asked to blow the whistle on suspicious fishing activity “as soon as they observe it”. A Government spokeswoman has confirmed that the Department of Fisheries had launched an investigation into reports of illegal fishing at prote...

The Governor paid a visit to the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s first summer recruit camp yesterday. John Rankin, Commander-in-Chief of the RBR, chatted with the service’s newest soldiers, toured Warwick camp and inspected new vehicles brought in to boost ...