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Cheyra Bell, who got drunk while looking after vulnerable youngsters in care, has lost an appeal against her dismissal

The jury in a burglary case must question whether or not they trust the evidence they have seen, a defence lawyer told them yesterday

The family of a woman stabbed to death by her boyfriend described how her death shattered their lives

Ndavyah Williams’s life permanently changed when a car driven at high speed ploughed into him at a manned Covid-19 checkpoint

The alleged victim of an armed daytime robbery had his testimony dissected during cross examination

The alleged victim of a robbery recognised the accused as the man who tried to snatch his gold chains moments before he was shot by another man

LeYoni Junos had argued that the Judicial and Legal Services Committee was not the right body to hear a complaint against the Chief Justice

The trial of a man charged in connection with a daytime armed robbery began yesterday

Government House must be fixed properly or it could collapse around the Governor, the leader of the One Bermuda Alliance told MPs. Cole Simons was speaking after David Burt announced that $380,000 has been budgeted this year to replace the roof and w...

The fate of a vision care company hangs in the balance after a court petition to have the business wound up got adjourned — provided the company hands over to the courts a substantial payment being sought by a former member of staff. Jacob Smith, an ...

A West End man fighting a long-running court battle over the loss of his Sandys property has been barred by the Supreme Court from taking part in his own court hearing this month for a judicial review into his case. Robert Moulder was chastised in a ...

Jury returns unanimous verdict after six hours of deliberation