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Airport workers waved banners and chanted as they marched in front of passengers to protest about late pay cheques. The demonstration, featuring 12 uniformed members of staff from US Airways, lasted for up to three hours around lunch time yesterday. ...

An un-represented man defended himself against charges of assaulting an officer yesterday. Tracey Gladstone Gibbons, of Cedar Park Road, Devonshire, was charged with assaulting P.c. Richard Saints on January 6, 2007. The 32-year-old was also charged ...

Resigning Opposition MP Jamahl Simmons has accused a racist clique of mounting a cold, calculated campaign against him while the party leadership did nothing. And in a blistering attack on the United Bermuda Party he accused it of being a party stuck...

Four people were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving and there were seven road collisions resulting in injury over the weekend. There were 14 damage-only collisions. Police also received reports of six burglaries. The break-ins occurred in St. ...

Minister of Public Safety, Senator David Burch, urged members of the group Bermudians Against the Draft not to sully the Bermuda Regiment?s reputation. The group believe that mandatory military service breeches their right to freedom, under the Human...

A 71-year-old man was stabbed in the arm by a robber who stole cash from him in the early hours of yesterday. The pensioner, from Pembroke, was sitting in his car at the Paget Shell Service Station on Middle Road at about 2.30 a.m. when a man approac...

For the first time the general public is getting a peek at artist renderings of the proposed resort at Southlands. These pictures, part of a collection submitted to the Department of Planning, shows a predominantly glass building standing out above t...

A group of conscripts fighting to get mandatory military service outlawed in Bermuda is asking the Supreme Court for a landmark declaration on whether women should be eligible for call-up. A ruling that both sexes ought to be named as qualified to se...