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Detectives discovered a CCTV system and a ballistics vest in a small house that a man suspected of money laundering had the keys for, a court heard. Kenith Bulford was arrested at the airport in March 2013 as he checked on to the BA flight after bein...

It’s crunch time for Hamilton and St George as voters go to the polls today in their first election under a hybrid voting system allowing representation for rate-paying businesses as well as residents. In Hamilton, former mayor Charles Gosling, depos...

Journalist Alexandra Barclay O’Reilly died on Sunday after a brief illness. She was 43 years old. Her family and colleagues recalled yesterday how she fearlessly tackled a wide range of issues and was driven to find a place for the stories that conf...

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month was officially proclaimed by Community Minister Patricia Gordon-Pamplin yesterday. Students and other members of the community were invited to the event at Teen Services at Fort Hamilton to listen to speeches by Teen S...

Technicians are continuing to work on fixing the weather radar, but it remains uncertain when the system will be back up and running again. The Doppler radar, which provides a moving graphic of rain and storms as they approach Bermuda, has been down ...

The trial of two men accused of attempted murder continued yesterday in the Supreme Court, with the jury hearing evidence about the investigation. Shelton Baker along with Stacey Robinson are alleged to have tried to kill Lionel Thomas Jr on April 30...

A teenager has been given bail pending trial after he denied cultivating 17 cannabis plants. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court, Brice Simons, 18, of St George’s, pleaded not guilty to growing the plants in a purposefully designed closet in Hamilton Pa...

The Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre is warning the public to correctly programme and register emergency beacons. The announcement comes after the centre (BMOC) received an emergency alert from an unregistered 406MHz Beacon yesterday. The spokeswom...

Bermuda and countries with similar economic structures are in the spotlight as the British electorate prepares to go to the polls. Headlines that have included “Politicians not tough enough on tax avoidance, say voters” from The Guardian has Bermudia...

Court reports have been ordered for a Pembroke man who pleaded guilty to a host of deception charges when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that Yan Infante-Almanzar, 21, dishonestly obtained goods worth more than $1,200 by making f...