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Two women were banned and fined for roads offences. April Jennings, was disqualified for 18 months and fined $1,000 after she admitted drink- driving when almost double the limit after a Christmas party. Magistrates’ Court heard that Jennings, 58, fr...

A passenger who lost consciousness on a flight is recovering today on a general ward at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The victim, a 49-year-old Jamaican woman, took ill on a JetBlue flight from Antigua to New York yesterday. The flight diverted ...

Three stocks traded yesterday on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, but their prices all remained unchanged. Ascendant Group was the most heavily traded stock, with 8,000 shares changing hands as it remained on $16.75. BF&M closed unchanged on $16.06 as 2,5...

Consumer electronics store P-Tech is moving house, but they’re not going far. On Monday they will open their doors across the street at 2 Reid Street, on the corner of Queen Street and Reid Street. George Grundmuller, president and CEO of The Phoe...

Police have announced their next series of road sobriety checkpoints, as published last Wednesday in the Official Gazette. Checkpoints will be in effect in Hamilton Parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton on Friday, Saturday and ...

The application of modern technology to finance, or “fintech”, represents the unlocking of the long tail of investment, particularly that of global and local communities. It has the potential to empower people both globally and locally to pool their ...

A veteran staff member of the Bermuda Police Service has died. Donna Roberts died in the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital last Wednesday. She was 61. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said he was deeply saddened by the news. He added Ms Ro...

About a third of the staff at Tokio Millennium Re’s Bermuda operation will be let go after the company’s takeover by RenaissanceRe Holdings. About two-thirds of the 69 employees have been offered new deals or transition opportunities, RenRe said yest...

Even this White House, infamous for self-delusion, must realise that it is in deep trouble. Two more polls released yesterday show the depth of Donald Trump’s problem. The Morning Consult-Politico poll finds that “57 per cent of registered voters dis...

A whale calf was found dead in the waters off Devonshire Dock yesterday. Bystanders spotted the juvenile male short-finned pilot whale floating near the dock on North Shore early in the morning The whale, which was 7.2ft in length, was hauled on shor...

East End Primary School staff and students walked in support of the “Bermuda Wears Red” anti-violence event on Monday. The staff and students walked to the St George’s sign and back to East End Primary as part of the island-wide protest. The childr...

CedarBridge Academy pupils picked up a pair of prizes at an international virtual business competition. And pupils from the Berkeley Institute were also recognised with an award. LaToya Francis, the instructor of CedarBridge’s virtual enterprise cl...