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A 64-year-old tourist was tonight fighting for his life after his rental scooter was in collision with another bike. The man, who had a pillion passenger, suffered severe head injuries and was rushed to hospital. A police spokesman said the man’s inj...

Cup Match opening hours across Bermuda. To add your business, e-mail news@royalgazette.com Grocery stores • Arnold’s Discount Warehouse — Both days: closed • Arnold’s Express — Both days: 8am to 9pm • Arnold’s, St John’s Road, Pembroke — Thursday: 8a...

Images of a gun murder released by police could lead to vigilante justice, a community activist warned yesterday. Gina Spence said the photographs could also lead to someone else’s son being killed by mistake by people who wanted revenge for the kill...

The Premier presented a $75,000 cheque to Somerset Cricket Club yesterday to back the club’s role in the “uniquely Bermudian celebration” of Cup Match. David Burt said the cash, donated by the Ministry of Economic Development and Tourism, will be use...

One Bermuda Alliance senator Nandi Outerbridge told the Upper House “half my generation has gone” as she paid tribute to gun murder victim and friend Taylor Grier yesterday. Ms Outerbridge said: “After this weekend’s senseless murder of Taylor Grier...

Government officials working to combat gun and gang violence have joined forces with a gospel reggae artist to send out a message of peace to the public. Wayne Caines, the national security minister, and gang violence reduction co-ordinator Leroy Be...

Regulators are expected to weed out crooked operators who try to be part of the island’s fintech industry, the Senate heard yesterday. James Jardine said he was “comforted” by the Bermuda Monetary Authority’s role in drawing up rules to govern the bu...

A young Bermudian victim of an early British race riot has been highlighted in a blog on the Britain’s black history. The story of Charles Wooten was retold in the wake of controversy over the status of immigrants from the Caribbean. Lowdru Robinson...

An MP snapped apparently asleep in the House of Assembly has called for an inquiry into the use of cameras in Parliament. Christopher Famous, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher, was one of several politicians captured sleeping in the House of As...

A main road is to close for construction works for “an extended period of time”. The Ministry of Public Works said Blackwatch Pass in Pembroke will be shut from next Monday. A spokeswoman for the ministry said the road will be closed for several week...