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A 26-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a major seizure of drugs, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said the woman had been detained “in connection with a significant drug seizure that was made last week in conjunction with a...

Speech and language screenings for students getting ready to start in Primary School will start later this month through the Department of Health, for free. The screenings will be carried out by the Department’s Speech-Language Pathologists between J...

A Devonshire man has denied sexually abusing a four-year-old girl. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is alleged to have used his position of trust or authority to touch the girl for sexual purposes on two occasions between May 1 and Jun...

An alleged squatter who illegally lived with his family in a Hamilton apartment for more than 20 years has been awarded ownership of the unit by the Supreme Court. The property’s legal owner, Charles Rawlins, had gone to the courts to force Ralph Rus...

A team of scientists from the US space agency NASA are using Bermuda as a hub in an effort to advance studies into global climate change. Researchers have been setting out from the Island in a specially equipped twin-engined NASA plane and flying dir...

The OBA chairman has not come under pressure to come up with a report into a campaign donation by US tycoon Nathan Landow which gives the party a clean bill of health, Premier Michael Dunkley said last night. Mr Dunkley said: “Mr Hollis will speak fo...

A “wholesale rewrite” of labour relations is on the cards, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy signalled last night. Speaking after meeting BIU leader Chris Furbert in the wake of the ferry strike on Thursday that crippled services for part of the day...

A former consultant to two Premiers has hit back at House of Assembly claims he gained $450,000 from Government contracts. PLP Human Affairs spokesman Rolfe Commissiong said the cash covered five years for work as a consultant to former Premiers Dr E...

People’s Campaign evaluates the performance of OBA and PLP By Raymond Hainey Both political parties need to focus more on sorting Bermuda’s problems out, a spokesman for the People’s Campaign said last night. “Both the Government and the Oppositi...

A recently constructed recreation of a home built by Bermuda’s first settlers could become a permanent fixture. In a planning application it is proposed that the Settler’s Dwelling, a timber-framed and palmetto roofed structure erected on the grounds...