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Police are warning businesses of a fraudulent e-mail inviting them to sign up to an anti-money laundering course. The deceptive message urges people to join an “Anti-Money Laundering and CFT Regulatory Compliance, Surveillance and Reporting” course i...

Two American cruise ship passengers have been fined after attacking two men on a motorbike who tried to rob them. Aaron Alexandre, 23, and his sister, Kimberly Alexandre, 26, chased the motorcyclist and his passenger after two chains were snatched fr...

Gombeys, mermaids and even Godzilla graced Horseshoe Bay on Saturday at the Bermuda Sand Sculpture Competition. A total of 46 teams took part in the event, including five children’s teams, 11 family teams, eight teenager teams and 21 adult teams. A s...

A lack of research on Bermuda’s mental health means the care system is struggling to cope, according to experts. Jodi Lewis, of the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation, said accurate statistics did not exist. She added: “You’re going to be looking for C...

A 47-year-old man has denied being part of a plot to smuggle cocaine into Bermuda. Rudolph Travers Clarke pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to import a controlled drug into Bermuda in January at Supreme Court arraignments. Mr Clarke also denied a furt...

Gifted musician Jude Richardson taught himself how to read music and play piano with the help of his mother. Now, after four years of formal training and a host of live performances, the Bermuda College student and aspiring professional pianist has h...

Police are still stumped by the theft of nearly $35,000 from four Eastern Counties Cricket Association clubs two years ago. A police spokesman said: “While the case is not closed, we have made very little headway as no one to date has come forward wi...

The co-owner of a St George’s pharmacy gutted by a blaze has vowed to pick up the pieces of the business and carry on. Garth Rothwell, a former Mayor of St George, said: “Obviously, it’s a big disappointment — it happened and we wish it hadn’t happen...

The Caines Brothers and 5 Star Barbershop are again partnering to host their Back 2 School Extravaganza to give students a free haircut before they return to class. According to spokeswoman Deshay Caines, the fifth annual event is set to take place t...

Independence for Bermuda should be high on the list of priorities for the Progressive Labour Party after its landslide election victory, Senator Jason Hayward told Labour Day crowds yesterday. The head of the Bermuda Public Services Union said the i...