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A charity set up to protect Bermuda’s bluebirds has appealed to the public to help them save the species. Stuart Smith, of the Bermuda Bluebird Society, said the group hoped to collect information about eastern bluebird nests island-wide so they coul...

The family of a man murdered more than 13 years ago said that justice was done after his killers were jailed for life. The family of Marcus Gibbings added: “There were times when we believed, in our collective grief, that we would never see this day....

Traffic has been diverted from South Road in Paget because of a downed wire near the Ice Queen restaurant. A police spokesman said just before 5pm that the road had been blocked with westbound traffic diverted onto Stowe Hill and eastbound traffic ha...

A Bermudian-based charity that works in poverty-stricken Haiti warned “kids will go hungry” if donations dried up. Philip Rego, founder of the Feed My Lambs Ministry, said demand for help from the charity’s clinic in Haiti had doubled, but donations ...

The latest round of tests have revealed another two cases of Covid-19, it was revealed tonight. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said the new cases were among 252 results that came back today. One of the new cases came in from overseas and th...

A Bermudian father of two in Leeds, England, is fighting for his life after his cancer diagnosis was delayed because of the coronavirus. Sherwin Hall, 27, said he had been in pain for months, but could not get a scan until less than three weeks ago. ...

Two books written to highlight the history of art in Bermuda have been released. Jonathan Land Evans has released a text-only preview edition online of the trilogy Bermuda in Painted Representation, which details paintings connected to the island. Mr...

Bermudians will take to the streets this Bermuda Heroes Weekend — but in a new kind of way. The traditional Bermuda Carnival was cancelled over Covid-19 fears, but the weekend will be marked with a Black Lives Matter march designed to highlight the i...

A programme for young people that has operated for almost 25 years is to shut its doors. Clare Mello, the executive director for YouthNet, said the decision came after five years of financial problems — and the Covid-19 pandemic was the last straw. M...

Firefighters tackled a blaze in a car in Pembroke. The vehicle was fully alight, near to a two-storey home, when a fire truck arrived at the scene shortly before 11.50pm on Thursday. A Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: “Firefighters qui...