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American Airlines restarted service between Miami and Bermuda today. The flights to and from Miami International Airport are the first since the route was suspended in March because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The airline will fly from Bermuda to Miami...

The Bermuda Zoological Society has won an international award for its restoration work on an island. The US-based Association of Zoos and Aquariums singled out the Living Classroom project by BZS, the major support charity for the Bermuda Aquarium, M...

A man was stabbed in the chest in the Dockyard in the early hours of yesterday. A police spokesman said: “Upon arrival, officers observed a male lying on his back at the entrance to Snorkel Park and bleeding from a stab wound to his chest.” He added ...

A pilot programme to fast-track travellers arriving at the airport was launched yesterday by the Department of Immigration. The introduction of automated electronic clearing gates, or e-Gates, in the Immigration Arrivals Hall at LF Wade International...

Gibbs Hill Lighthouse will be shut until Saturday for repairs. A spokesman for marine and ports said that the access road to the lighthouse and the car park will also be closed as a safety precaution. He added: “The Department of Marine & Ports Servi...

An historic terrace near the entrance to Dockyard has been delisted, it has been announced in the Official Gazette. The notice, dated September 30 and published October 1, said that Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, had removed Albert Row f...

Dear Sir, The Premier has had to apologise to the taxpayers of Bermuda for allowing himself and Jamahl Simmons to be duped into handing over $800,000 to a person of dubious character. Despite what he says, we have to wonder how much research was rea...

A One Bermuda Alliance politician asked yesterday what security was put up by an American music promoter who received an $800,000 government loan to set up a recording studio in Dockyard. Patricia Gordon-Pamplin claimed the deal, agreed in April 2018...

Members of the public will be able to get a sneak preview of the new airport’s passenger terminal when its operators carry out a trial run to test its procedures. A spokeswoman for Skyport, which runs the airport, said the organisation wanted volunte...

The Government has turned a blind eye to the West End, many residents have claimed. Voters in the four Sandys constituencies appealed to election candidates to look at the crumbing buildings in the area and the lack of community-building work if they...

The Progressive Labour Party was accused of “stunning hypocrisy” yesterday for its barrage of abuse of the airport terminal development. The attack by Douglas DeCouto of the One Bermuda Alliance brought a sharp response from the PLP, which criticised...

An $800,000 government loan to an American music promoter to set up a recording studio in Dockyard was made “at the direction of the Premier”, a former Cabinet minister claimed yesterday. Commentators on Twitter criticised David Burt, the Premier, an...