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An elderly woman and a child were hurt after two cars were in collision yesterday. A police spokesman said the crash happened at about 8.10am on Middle Road in Warwick, near the junction with St Mary’s Road. The spokesman said: “It appears that one c...

Storm force gusts of wind could hit tonight as a low-pressure system passes the island. The Bermuda Weather Service has issued a small-craft warning until this evening and a gale warning from last night until late today. The BWS 4.30pm forecast said:...

A social inquiry report was ordered on a man who cultivated at least 75 cannabis plants in his backyard. Martin Ford, 58, pleaded guilty to the offence in Magistrates’ Court. Police attended Ford’s home in Warwick on July 4 last year after they suspe...

A 21-year-old man who led police on a high-speed chase through Hamilton was yesterday banned from the roads until 2025. Police chased Juan Garcia’s motorbike after he made a U-turn and sped away to avoid a roadside breath test checkpoint on Crow Lane...

Health authorities are monitoring the risk of a potential killer virus reaching Bermuda. The new strain of coronavirus, discovered in China, made headlines after it was reported in other Asian countries and the United States. A spokeswoman for the Mi...

A St George’s Cup Match and national team cricketer has denied an attack on a woman that left her with cuts to her face. It was alleged in Magistrates’ Court that Charles Trott, 21, assaulted Kessiah Jackson and used threatening behaviour towards her...

A man has denied drink-driving and involvement in a hit-and-run crash that injured a person. Steven Ming, 56, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with causing grievous bodily harm to Marquel Tankard, failure to stop after an accident and drink-driving....

The friend of a man stabbed to death more than 13 years ago said that they fell out after the victim started to see another woman while married, a jury heard yesterday. Richard Roberts said that he and Marcus Gibbings, who was killed in 2006, had be...

The Ministry of Public Works has warned there may be foul smells in the Marsh Folly area next week as sewage is moved to a composting site. A spokesman said that septic waste would be moved from the Tynes Bay incinerator to the Marsh Folly composting...

A former premier has launched a legal action against the Office of the Attorney-General over allegations of corruption. Ewart Brown claimed that the Attorney-General — then Trevor Moniz — accused him and his two clinics of illegal behaviour in their ...