(P 1) - OBA condemns Commissiong appointment as tone deaf

(P 5) - Salvation Army sees needs soar

Salvation Army food banks have served 2,000 more people this year than they did in the first nine months of last year — and...

(P 6) - Cox heads Queen’s Birthday Honours List

The executive chairman of the Bermuda Monetary Authority is among four Bermudians who have been honoured in the Queen’s...

(P 7) - June Ventzos (1959-2020)

One of Bermuda’s top singers, a band leader who scored a hit on the United States Billboard charts, has...

(P 8) - Perinchief posits more democratic voting system

A dozen House of Assembly seats could have been won by the One Bermuda Alliance and two by the Free Democratic Movement in...

(P 9) - Stamp of approval for postal pandemic response

Bermuda Post Office staff have been praised for their hard work in the face of a global pandemic.

Wayne Furbert, the...

(P 10) - Police commissioner appeal on missing woman

The police commissioner today made a renewed plea for someone to step forward and tell what they know about the disappearance...

(P 10) - Children have kind words for everyone

About 100 Port Royal Primary School students took to the street yesterday morning to remind people to be kind to each...

(P 11) - Covid-19 challenging for visually impaired

Blind people have struggled to adapt to Covid-19 health and safety conditions, a charity said yesterday.

Vince Godber,...

(P 1) - Cabinet changes announced

Revival of the battered economy was front and centre as the Premier announced his new Cabinet and Senate teams...

(P 5) - Activist group protests Commissiong appointment

A pressure group last night slammed the appointment to Senate of a former MP who stood down as an election candidate amid...

(P 7) - Bittrex Global-related firm named in class action case

The sister company of a cryptocurrency exchange licensed to operate in Bermuda is facing charges of taking part in a...

(P 7) - Police reissue appeal for tips on Chavelle

The family of a woman believed to have been murdered are suffering a “very traumatic experience” as questions over her...

(P 9) - Jardine stands down as independent senator

The vice-president of the Senate has retired after nine years in the Upper House, the Governor announced yesterday.

John...

(P 9) - Covid-19: two more cases off Atlanta flight

Two people who travelled together on the Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta on Wednesday have tested positive for the...

(P 10) - Six hundred Covid-19 tests come back clear

More than 600 coronavirus test results came back clear, the health ministry said tonight.

News of the 622 tests meant...

(P 10) - Weight-loss workshop promises a new approach

A weight-loss workshop with a difference is to be held tomorrow at Spirit House in Devonshire.

Island company Fuelled...

(P 10) - West End beach clean-up planned

An environmentally friendly travel business that is “passionate about ensuring Bermuda is sustainable” has arranged a beach...

(P 11) - Sex offender due to be released

A notice was issued yesterday to inform the public about a sex offender to be released from prison today.

Brittonie...

(P 12) - Men encouraged to speak out about domestic abuse

Men were yesterday asked to break their silence over domestic abuse as a relationship specialist said male victims...

(P 13) - Unauthorised roof repairs cause traffic jams

Unauthorised repair work to a roof at a major bottleneck caused traffic delays in Flatts yesterday.

Police were called...

(P 14) - Motorist refuses breath test, banned three years

A man weeks away from having an 18-month road ban lifted was yesterday taken off the road for twice as long and fined after he...

(P 15) - Drunk motorcyclist overtakes police

A man caught riding erratically and almost lost control of his motorcycle was banned from the roads for 18 months after he...

(P 16) - Woman denies theft charge

A former department store employee denied the theft of more than $33,000 from her past employers.

Michelle Cymbron, 27,...

(P 5) - Thomas settles suit over back pay

A social worker who sued the Government for more than $2.6 million over a failure to pay her for work on court cases that...

(P 5) - Parents of autistic boy resist ‘graduation’

A schoolboy with severe autism has been refused permission to repeat a school year despite backing from his teacher and...