Log In

Hurricane Gert is no threat to Bermuda as the closest point of approach has passed. The category one storm was forecast to pass 281 nautical miles to the north-northwest of the island at 8am and had been deemed a potential threat. In its noon updat...

Two men are in custody after police stopped a car containing a gun, ammunition and a controlled drug. Describing it as “proactive policing”, a spokesman said that officers following a “specific investigation” had cause to stop the vehicle in the area...

More than 20 Bermudian students travelled to the village of Magereta in Malawi to build four homes for the needy. The four families below were chosen by the local branch of Habitat for Humanity and the village council. Elena Khumbanyiwa, 90, looks af...

A campaign to help amputee Shachkeil Burrows buy an artificial leg has raised more than $22,000 in donations in only four days. The “Keeping Shach Involved” GoFundMe page was launched last Thursday night to help the 24-year-old, who lost his leg in a...

Building houses for the needy in Malawi was a life-changing experience for four Bermudian school pupils. Kaila Harvey, Alisa Bernardo, Nigel Tucker-Talbot and George Frost were among 22 pupils who travelled to the African country for Bermuda Overseas...

The former girlfriend of a known gangster said women play a part in the causes and solutions to Bermuda’s violence. Juanae Crockwell used her presentation at an anti-violence event to reflect on the role and responsibility women have for the state ...

A need for love and acceptance led many youths to the streets, an anti-violence event heard at the weekend. Ralph Burrows, who spent more than two decades living the street lifestyle, said he grew up in a home where love was a foreign word. “When I ...

Miles Market’s IT system was subject to an attempted hacking resulting in customers having to pay in cash only for a limited period. According to CEO of the Waterfront Group of Companies Will Cox, the store’s antiviral protection measures “caught ev...

Bermudian schoolboy chef Judah Smith-Steede has signed up with an agent after landing his first paid cooking job. The 13-year-old kitchen prodigy has also done demos at a cooking expo and honed his cutting skills. Judah, who lives in England, worked ...

Smiles and lunches were served around the island as five university students helped Meals on Wheels as part of their internship programme with a reinsurance firm. The five women, all interns at Arch Reinsurance, volunteered with the Meals on Wheels f...