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A Jamaican man jailed for ten years for importing for supply 939.81 grams of cocaine — worth up to $250,000 — to Bermuda in the pockets of jeans packed in his luggage did not suffer an unfair pre-verdict summary from his trial judge. Three Court of A...

Four in ten people would like to see new forms of gambling legalised according to a poll ? prompting fresh calls from those pushing for law changes. Campaigners Llewellyn Peniston and Tony Brannon both speculated that new Premier Ewart Brown might lo...

Bermuda could soon get its first black female Governor with British Ministers Baroness Amos and Baroness Scotland both in the frame. The Royal Gazette understands Sir John Vereker is likely to leave next year and talks have already taken place on bre...

A Jamaican man jailed for ten years for importing for supply 939.81 grams of cocaine ? worth up to $250,000 ? to Bermuda in the pockets of jeans packed in his luggage did not suffer an unfair pre-verdict summary from his trial judge. Three Court of A...

For someone who doesn?t like the limelight, courtroom lawyer and new Senator Kim Wilson might seem like someone in the wrong job. But the 43-year-old mother-of-two is thrilled to have been given the chance to sit in the Upper Chamber ? even though sh...

There were 17 reported burglaries over the Remembrance Day weekend holiday, with five each reported in Southampton, Devonshire and Pembroke, while more than a 100 vehicles parked illegally at the Rugby Classic Final were ticketed by Police on Saturda...

A brother of Jason Carvello, whose name came up in Magistrates Court after his sibling used it as an alias to try and avoid arrest for breaching probation, is not wanted by Police. Michael Carvello has checked with the prosecution services and been u...

A brother of Jason Carvello, whose name came up in Magistrates Court after his sibling used it as an alias to try and avoid arrest for breaching probation, is not wanted by Police. Michael Carvello has checked with the prosecution services and been u...

A Jamaican man yesterday appeared in court accused of conspiring to import cannabis and heroin into Bermuda. Andrew Anthony Laing is charged with three counts of conspiracy, between August 1 and October 6, 2006 to import cannabis. He also faces a cha...