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Two men jailed for the premeditated murder of David Clarke have lost an appeal against their conviction. Jahkeo LeShore and Darrion Simons were both found guilty of the fatal shooting of Mr Clarke, who was killed on the evening of April 17, 2011. Dur...

Calendars showcasing the work of Feed My Lambs Ministry in Haiti are being sold by volunteers for a second year. The $15 raised by the sale of each calendar can feed 26 children who attend the charity’s school in Montrouis in western Haiti. “We made ...

Bermuda Emissions Control Ltd have lost a legal appeal in advance of a scheduled appearance before the Commission of Inquiry. BECL launched an appeal against a recent Supreme Court decision, stemming from a subpoena by the commission requesting the c...

A Bermudian shipping firm has thrown its support behind a groundbreaking scientific research project to track and film marine life. Bermuda International Shipping Ltd has joined with PwC, The Atlantic Conservation Partnership and Henrik Schroder from...

As she was Called to the Bar yesterday, Shaunte Simons recalled the bold declaration she made at the tender age of 4. “When people ask children what they would like to be when they grow up, you get the usual responses: fireman, astronaut, singer,” sh...

Two male motorcyclists were rushed to hospital last night after colliding on South Road in Paget. The accident happened at 6.50pm near the junction with Honey Hill. “Details are limited at this time, however it appears that two motorcycles were invol...

Black Friday may have lost its novelty for locals, but the faithful still turned out in force — for pre-Christmas festivities as much as special deals. The absence of Digicel and Bermuda’s declining population meant less foot traffic than in previous...

Parliamentarians have approved legislation that could see rental minicars introduced in Bermuda for the first time. The Motor Car Amendment (No 2) passed without any objections in the House of Assembly yesterday, despite Opposition MPs decrying its ...

The owner of the Arnold’s grocery store chain said he would be bolstering security in the wake of an attempted robbery in which a suspected firearm was pointed at a manager. Frank Arnold said the suspects left empty-handed after being “spooked”, leav...

Ordinary citizens are technically able to apply for personal licences to possess medical cannabis, a Supreme Court ruling has shown. The November 9 hearing before Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman was a breakthrough for Michael Brangman, who has successfu...