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A recording taken from a defendant’s phone was yesterday played to the jury in the trial of three men accused of conspiring to defeat justice. Devon Hewey, Dujon Reid-Anderson and Kamal Worrell have each denied several offences linked to the alleged ...

The appeals of three Bermudians convicted of gang-related shootings have been dismissed by London’s Privy Council. David Cox, Antonio Myers and Quincy Brangman were each found guilty of offences in Bermuda, with juries hearing evidence about each of ...

More than 20 members of the community were trained at the weekend to become facilitators of a sexual-abuse prevention training programme. Police officers, corrections officers, members of the church community and representatives from schools were a...

Bermuda has joined with 150 countries to mark World Post Day today, commemorating the post’s contribution to daily life with a salute to the late Margaret Rose Wade, who was dedicated to community service. Ms Wade, who grew up in Jones’s Village in W...

Everyone has heard about the America’s Cup village in Dockyard and the festivities on Front Street ahead of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Bermuda, but St George’s is where celebrations will begin. Bermuda’s maritime heritage will be o...

A court date is likely to be set this year for the ongoing legal dispute between the Bermuda Public Services Union and four other public sector trade unions, and the Bermuda Government, which is seeking an injunction against walkouts. The detail emer...

An accounts administrator plundered more than $27,000 from her employers by falsifying documents. Tannea Santucci, 31, stole the money from Bermuda Motors while she worked for the car dealership as an accounts manager between 2013 and this year. Her ...

Early education and awareness is key to protecting children from sexual abuse, according to Family Centre’s executive director. Martha Dismont said treatment of convicted offenders was the next most important step to reduce reoffending. However, the...

A shoplifter who stole a fishing rod from a supermarket has been ordered to pay back the store. Tio Weeks was caught red-handed after walking out of MarketPlace in Hamilton without paying for the $149 rod on July 26 at around 11am. The 39-year-old a...

Pathways Bermuda, St John Ambulance and the Sunshine League are to benefit from a $5,000 donation by Marsh and Guy Carpenter. Pathways Bermuda is dedicated to providing paths to recovery for individuals and families whose lives have been impacted by...