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Bike thieves last week chose a particularly high risk target a motorcycle belonging to former WWE Champion John Layfield. Mr Layfield, better known to wrestling fans as JBL and Bradshaw, reportedly parked his motorcycle at LF Wade International Airpo...

After spending nearly eight months in jail, a 25-year-old Southampton man accused of attempted murder has seen the case against him dismissed from the Supreme Court. Royunde’ Stevens-Cyrus has been in custody since March 30, after he was charged with...

A new duty-free store aims to reduce the wait time and congestion in the arrivals hall of LF Wade International Airport. But Senators remain divided over whether the new store will speed up the flow of air passengers who arrive in Bermuda at the same...

Senators yesterday spent about 40 minutes discussing whether Bermudians understand the “real reasoning” behind the recent increase in Customs duty. Several Senators chose to jump in on the debate about the Island’s residents having to pay ten percen...

Former Bermuda Housing Corporation boss Vance Campbell has been named as the PLP candidate for Constituency Nine, Smith’s West. In a press conference at Alaska Hall yesterday, Premier Paula Cox announced Mr Campbell’s candidacy, describing him as a y...

Students and staff at CedarBridge came together yesterday to raise more than $2,000 for a fellow student’s leukaemia treatment. Nahgé O’Brien, 16, was diagnosed with leukaemia on Boxing Day last year. While he was able to return to CedarBridge in Sep...

A Bermudian man accused of laundering a record-breaking $1.7 million in dirty money in St Vincent this week has applied for the case to be thrown out of court. Winston Franklin Robinson, from Sandys, has been in custody since his arrest in April 2008...

The 2011 hurricane season formally ended yesterday, with Bermuda avoiding any notable damage. This year a total of 19 tropical storms were recorded including seven hurricanes, three of which were considered major hurricanes. While the number of storm...

After stepping down from the helm at the Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences, Anthony Knap is heading off tonight for friends and family in the UK and looking forward to new ventures in the commercial fields. Looking back on the institute he first s...