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A man accused of smuggling more than $130,000 of cannabis claimed he had no knowledge of the drugs until they were found by customs. Vain Waldron, 47, has denied charges of importing cannabis to the Island on May 25 last year, and possessing the drug...

Bermuda is being touted as a golf lover’s paradise in a magazine for “discerning golfers who like to live the high life”. Great Golf, which describes itself as a luxury travel and lifestyle magazine, has featured the Island’s courses in a lengthy, pr...

Bermuda’s Horseshoe Bay has been crowned the second best beach in the Caribbean. The South Shore landmark was praised for its glorious pink sands but was beaten by Crane Beach in Barbados after a month of voting in the USA Today readers’ choice conte...

A British couple arrested in connection with theft and money laundering from the Accountant General’s Department have been released from their bail conditions. Jeff and Samantha Bevan were quizzed by police in Wales as part of a cross-Atlantic invest...

A champion lionfish hunter has revealed some of his top tips for catching the invasive species. Bermudian Mark Outerbridge has won the freediving category of a winter lionfish tournament and has bagged 53 of the pests over nine separate freediving tr...

A 33-year-old woman has been held up at gunpoint and robbed of her motorcycle. Three men accosted her in the area of Astwood Park, Warwick, at about 11.30am on Wednesday. No one was injured. “Officers were dispatched to a reported robbery of a motorc...

The arrival of three United States historical groups later this year to mark the 240th anniversary of the Bermuda Gunpowder Plot will benefit the Island’s charities. Members of Sons of the American Revolution, Daughters of the American Revolution, an...

A Pembroke man yesterday admitted breaking a man’s jaw during an argument over football. Paul Johnson, 29, pleaded guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to Ricardo Tucker on July 18 last year. The court heard that at about 6.30pm that day, Mr Tucker...

A teenager arrested in connection with a police chase in Southampton and Sandys yesterday was bailed in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Kinn Crippen, 19, of Southampton, pleaded not guilty to failing to stop for police, dangerous driving, assaultin...

Meals on Wheels was presented with a cheque for $13,466 from Clarien Bank today. The donation was raised during the bank’s eighth annual Holiday GiveBack Programme. Donations from the community, together with donations from Clarien staff, the Clarien...