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David Burt and his Cabinet’s decision to continue with a lawsuit launched by the former government against the Lahey Clinic is in Bermuda’s best interests, Shadow Attorney-General Trevor Moniz said yesterday. Mr Moniz said the Premier and his Cabinet...

A teenager was seriously injured in a stabbing in Warwick early yesterday. The 18-year-old victim was attacked in the area of Ord Road and Cherry Lane at about 12.10am. He was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with wounds described as serio...

A crash involving three cars on East Broadway slowed traffic to a crawl yesterday morning. The accident, in the lane heading towards Hamilton, caused serious damage to a wall and all three vehicles. A police spokesman said that emergency services wer...

A drug smuggler was caught red-handed with a large stash of cocaine only months after being released from prison for his involvement in an international heroin trafficking operation. Bermudian Rudolph Travers Clarke was jailed for more than seven yea...

A 52-year-old woman caught driving while three times over the legal alcohol limit has been fined and banned from the roads. Karen Woollery, from Sandys, admitted in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to driving in Warwick while impaired by alcohol on Decem...

The Department of Health has reported a rise in the number of flu cases on the island. Its Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit urged residents to protect themselves against influenza and wash their hands to reduce the chances of infection. “It is not ...

A pair of short films featured at last year’s Bermuda International Film Festival have now secured Oscar nominations. Watu Wote/All of Us and My Nephew Emmett competed in BIFF’s Bermuda Shorts Competition last year, with Watu Wote taking the top priz...

Bermuda’s mentors were saluted for all their hard work at a special ceremony yesterday. The Thank You Mentor event, put on by charity Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda, celebrated all those who dedicate their time to making a difference with the is...

When it comes to securing a knighthood for Clyde Best, top footballers Shaun Goater and veteran pro Randy Horton are on the same team: make it happen. The death this month of Cyrille Regis, another football laureate who praised Mr Best as a trailblaz...

Clarien Bank has raised a record total of more than $17,000 through its annual Holiday GiveBack Campaign. Michael DeCouto, chief marketing officer, yesterday presented a cheque for $17,033 to Jason Powell, a member of the board of directors for Meals...