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A high-profile Bermuda doctor has called on the courts to rule his “heavy-handed” arrest and a subsequent search of his home was unlawful. Mahesh Reddy, chief medical officer at Bermuda Healthcare Services, was arrested in May in connection to an inv...

Ten people charged with offences in connection with December 2 — including the Reverend Nicholas Tweed and union leader Chris Furbert — have been bound over to keep the peace. During a hearing yesterday, one defendant, David Saltus, 57, pleaded guilt...

Police say plans are in place to accommodate demonstrators expected for the next court appearances of defendants charged in relation to the December 2 protests. The next appearances are scheduled for tomorrow and next Wednesday — May 31 — at the Dam...

A man who was jailed for five years for sexually assaulting a woman in 2009 has been sent back to prison after breaching his probation order. Andre Castle was sentenced to a further six months behind bars after he fell off the probation service’s rad...

The denial of a work permit for the Reverend Nicholas Tweed, a pastor with a history of outspoken views against the One Bermuda Alliance, was influenced by a “visceral negative attitude” on the part of the minister, the Supreme Court heard. However, ...

Kiahna Trott-Edwards was jailed yesterday for 5½ years for the manslaughter of 16-year-old Shijuan Mungal. The mother of three — who killed Shijuan when she hit him on the head with a baseball bat during a confrontation outside her home — had admitte...

Senior civil servants have issued a writ in the Supreme Court to Governor John Rankin and Michael Dunkley over the failure to withdraw the proposed Public Service Commission Regulation Amendments. The amendment to the Civil Service regulations were p...

A man has successfully appealed against his convictions for premeditated murder in connection with the fatal shooting of Haile Outerbridge and Ricco Furbert. Christoph Duerr was found guilty of two counts of premeditated murder as well as using a fir...

The Supreme Court has decided against issuing a costs order in the wake of a failed legal action over Ayo Kimathi’s placement on the stop list. Mr Kimathi was placed on the list after delivering a speech in which he attacked homosexuals, interracial ...

The Court of Appeal has struck down a ruling that a construction company only hired “black faces” on a project to justify work permits. While the Human Rights Commission found that Apex Construction Management Ltd had discriminated against Bermudian ...

A mother of three is back behind bars today after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of a teenage boy. Kiahna Trott-Edwards was initially jailed for life in December 2015 after a jury found her guilty of murdering Shijuan Mungal when she lashed at h...

A Bermudian is planning to file his banns in quick order after Friday’s Supreme Court gay marriage ruling, telling The Royal Gazette: “I would love to get married in my own country.” Eugene O’Connor, who was born and raised in Bermuda, joins many mem...