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A teenager charged with aggravated burglary this morning admitted lying to police in an effort to distance himself from the investigation. During a recorded police interview, defendant Leo Burgess, 17, denied that he was friends with 14-year-old Tris...

Government’s six-month amnesty on illegally held dogs “alone will not solve Bermuda’s dog control challenges”, according to the Shadow Environment Minister. Cole Simons, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said if in power his party would have taken a diff...

United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan has urged MPs to look at strategies to address the ‘critical issue’ of diminishing open space on the Island. Mr Swan said the environment and preservation of open spaces “is of great concern” and noted that every...

East-end residents are calling for “guarantees against failure” and “complete transparency” before development moves forward with the proposed Park Hyatt Resort. A St George’s Residents’ Group, made up of around 300 concerned individuals, have said ...

Government is failing to protect taxpayer’s money by glossing over the previous mistakes of the Bermuda Small Business Development Corporation, according to Opposition politicians. Community Development Minister Michael Weeks said he was attempting t...

This is the continuation of coverage of Friday’s House of Assembly session in which Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards, of the One Bermuda Alliance, warned that the Island was ‘flirting with economic failure’. The first part of this report appeared...

Only medicines eligible for sale in the North America or Europe can be imported to the Island, according to legislation which was tabled in the House of Assembly. The Pharmacy and Poisons Amendment Act 2011, which was listed in the House on Friday, ...