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A Warwick man was today fined $800 after pleading guilty to cannabis possession. Jace Levigne, 34, of Cobbs Hill, admitted the charges in Magistrates’ Court. Police officers found Levigne in possession of 4.26 grams of the drug and 0.07 grams of cann...

The Bermuda Cricket Board will hold the Hiscox 11 and Under and Bank of Bermuda Foundation 14 and Under All-Star games tomorrow at the National Sports Centre’s north field. The 11 and Under game will begin at 9.30am and the 14 and Under clash at 12...

A Bermudian shopkeeper has been accused of breaching human rights laws after hurling “a barrage of insults” at a foreign customer. Belinda Cyrus, who runs the Bermuda School Uniforms store with her husband Carmon, is alleged to have made the remarks ...

A 22-year-old convicted of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl has been sentenced to five years behind bars. Kristopher Gibbons, who was 21 at the time of the incident, admitted receiving oral sex from the girl in a friend’s backyard last July, bu...

Clarien Bank is offering union members a premium increase of one-eighth of one percent (0.125 percent) interest above published rates on its savings products. The move comes following allegations about three weeks ago by an organisation called the P...

Hospital bosses are refusing to say how much their failed bid to stop the Coroner holding an inquest into a patient’s death will cost the public purse. Hubert (Hubie) Brown, who ran Hubie’s Bar on Angle Street, died aged 66 in December, 2002 at King ...

Irving Romaine, the Bailey’s Bay coach, admits that his team blew an excellent chance to inflict the first defeat on St David’s at the weekend. Defending a modest 168 for nine, Bay had the champions in trouble at 31 for four but could not break a mat...

David Wilson, affectionately referred to as the Johnny Barnes of Ord Road, has been garnering lots of attention as the exuberant crossing guard at Paget Primary. The 53-year-old is known for wearing a cowboy hat, carrying balloons and dancing childre...

Low interest rates are a “disaster” for the re/insurance industry, costing the same as three major hurricanes each year, Scor chief executive Denis Kessler said at a UK insurance conference. Mr Kessler made the call for low interest rates to end duri...