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A man has been jailed for 14 months after he admitted a string of theft-related charges. Dean O’Brien, 58, pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court to an attempt to enter a house in Paget and trespassing with intent to steal. He also pleaded guilty to pr...

It was the misfortune of three black men travelling through Minnesota with a circus to be accused of raping a white woman in 1920. They were taken from custody and hanged, the photos of their lynching sold as postcards. Desolation Row, the song Bob D...

Two candidates are up for a vacant residents’ councillor seat in St George. Colin Campbell and Zindziswa Swan were the only two put forward by close of nominations yesterday to fill the seat left vacant by Lloyd Van Putten’s resignation. An advance p...

Work to install a new lifeguard tower at John Smith’s Bay has started. The tower will be constructed on a concrete pad at the Smith’s beach. The tower will be built so it can be removed and stored inside over the off-season, which runs from November ...

Bermuda and the Cayman Islands should work together to address external threats, says the head of the body representing Cayman’s financial-services industry. Jude Scott, chief executive officer of Cayman Finance, said as fellow offshore financial cen...

A Florida-bound British Airways flight was forced to make an emergency diversion to Bermuda yesterday because of smoke in the cabin. A spokesman for the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Services said they received a call about the diversion at around 4pm. He ...

Opioids and cannabis are hot topics for the insurance industry, and both present challenges for brokers and risk managers. Some of those risks and emerging risks were brought into focus by two US-based experts from global law firm Dentons, who spoke ...

Bermuda will likely be without some of their key players for their international friendly against Jamaica in Montego Bay next month. The match will be played on March 11, a date which falls outside of the international break, meaning professional clu...

A middle school teacher said that she hoped experience she gained at a robotics event will boost her pupils’ interest in high-tech education. Tamara Adderley, a M1 and functional academics teacher at Dellwood Middle School, in Pembroke, took part in ...

The island’s first privacy watchdog said he planned to visit community groups to find out how the collection of personal information affected people. Alexander White will also canvass businesses as he considers what should be included in guidelines f...

A Bill to grant access to information collected by the Department of Statistics was questioned by an Opposition senator this week. Nick Kempe said that he was unclear on the purpose of the Statistics Amendment Act. The One Bermuda Alliance senator s...

Paddle Popped popcorn has had its fits and starts since Malachi Symonds first started it in 2014. He went off to boarding school, ran it for two years during a gap year, then went off to college. “I had a family member doing it for me when I was away...