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The Premier has strongly denied claims that a controversial raft-up involving US high fashion firm Revolve and singer Shaggy was authorised by government. David Burt said last night that all raft-ups were illegal and it was therefore impossible for t...

Legislation to allow on-the-spot fines for breaches of Covid-19 safety rules will be debated in less than two weeks. The legislation, tabled by Kim Wilson, the health minister, will allow police officers who see an offence to issue public health pena...

A range of changes to legislation designed to create a cannabis industry was yesterday put forward by social justice campaigners. Social Justice Bermuda wrote to senators as they prepared to debate the Cannabis Licensing Act today. The group said it ...

A police officer fired after he was accused of striking a teenage suspect with a baton and turning off his body camera has lost a legal battle to be reinstated. The Public Service Commission found last year that Oswin Pereira should not have been dis...

Cindy Clarke was yesterday appointed Director of Public Prosecutions after she was earlier passed over for the post. John Rankin, the Governor, announced the appointment and said it would take effect from Friday. Mr Rankin said Ms Clarke brought a “w...

A teenager was arrested at the Hamilton bus terminal after a fight broke out among school pupils yesterday afternoon. A police spokesman said a 16-year-old boy believed to have been involved in the incident was arrested and later released, pending fu...

Bermuda is in no position to be swirling in a pool of emotional heated exchanges purely based on how people with different views feel about what happened on December 2 last year, when mayhem erupted outside the House of Parliament between protesters ...

A Glebe Road resident has branded the decision of the Liquor Licensing Authority preventing the Belvin’s Variety store on his road from selling alcohol as “a victory for the little man”. Rodney Smith provided the LLA with five binders of documents an...

A woman ordered to pay more than $6,000 in legal costs has had the fee reduced after the court found she had not been adequately warned about rising costs. While Myrna Hill had been ordered to pay lawyer Michael Smith $6,206 in legal fees in Magistra...

At least one member of a Bulgarian duo convicted of stealing nearly $20,000 from local banks using fake cards could be brought back to the island to serve extra time in jail. The news came from Larry Mussenden, the Director of Public Prosecutions, du...

Former Attorney-General Mark Pettingill is urging police to issue clear warnings to people considering blocking MPs from entering the House of Assembly when it reconvenes next month. The government backbencher said it was up to the Bermuda Police Ser...

Leah Scott wrote an appealing op-ed about the threat of civil protest undermining the integrity of Parliament and its ability to be seen to effectively govern. Her words were meant as a deterrent for protesters to take seriously what their act of blo...