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Jesse Washington will travel to the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China, next week with modest expectations. As one of the youngest swimmers in his age group, the promising athlete admits his chances of earning a place on the podium are slim at bes...

A “moderate” number of people have come forward to help police find two brazen thieves who snatched a bag from the basket of a tourist’s rental cycle. The visitor was driving along South Road, near Astwood Park in Warwick, on Wednesday afternoon when...

DNA matching that of a man accused of shooting dead David Clarke in 2011 was found on a bike believed to have been ridden by the gunman, a jury heard. DNA expert Candy Zuleger told the Supreme Court yesterday that a swab from the vehicle’s handle...

A new exhibition featuring the work of six Bermuda Arts Council scholarship and grant winners has opened in the offices of insurance giant AIG. Premier Michael Dunkley opened the show, which features the works of Nahshon Hollis, Charles Godet Thomas,...

ICC Americas, including four Bermudians and captained by Delray Rawlins, crashed to their third straight defeat in the West Indies Under-19 Tournament in Guyana yesterday, losing by seven wickets to champions Jamaica in a rain-shortened match at Ever...

The insurance market may be at “a tipping point” in terms of overcoming the reluctance to engage in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity. That is the view of professional services firm PwC, which is predicting a “quiet revolution” in global insura...

Organisers of the annual Beachfest celebration believe the event has become an established Cup Match holiday tradition — but needs more support from Government and other official bodies. And executive director Gavin Smith has described calls for the ...

An international organisation has confirmed the accuracy of Government’s testing of South Shore waters, stating that trends indicate the waters are safe for recreational use. Representatives for the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) were contac...

Crime rates are at their lowest since records began — but vehicle thefts continue to rise, Police Commissioner Michael DeSilva said yesterday. He said 750 total offences were recorded between April and June this year — the first time crime rates hav...

Shadow Transport Minister Lawrence Scott has appealed to the Premier to hold an emergency sitting of Parliament to push through tougher road safety laws. The Progressive Labour Party MP warned politicians that “we can’t sit back and do nothing while...