Acting Chief Justice Subair Williams
Acting Chief Justice Subair Williams stated that the principle that no one is above the law means that persons and entities are required to conform with orders made by an independent and impartial Court.
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Chess association sponsors $10,000 college scholarship
A Bermuda College student with an interest in chess will receive $5,000 each year for the next two years to assist with tuition, textbooks and other related fees thanks to a new scholarship.
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Kyah Rich…
Docks dispute over union chief’s son quietly settled
A long-running dispute at the Cargo Docks over a sacked worker has been quietly settled… Bermuda Broadcasting discovered that industrial action related to the case may have been based on…
New features for Taste of Bermuda event
Taste of Bermuda returns October 8th through 11th, with two brand new experiences being introduced as part of this year’s culinary celebration. Kendal Trott spoke with City of Hamilton Senior Events…
Police investigate after public sex act allegedly caught on video
Bermuda Police Service Press Release: The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is aware of images depicting a male and female engaged in a sex act at what appears to be a…
Saltus student excel in AP exams
More than 90 per cent of Saltus students that took Advanced Placement exams demonstrated college-level proficiency, the school announced.
A statement said 93 per cent of the 60 Saltus students who to…
A statement said 93 per cent of the 60 Saltus students who to…
Lewd images circulating through social media
Images of what appear to be a couple engaging in a sex act on a local beach are circulating through social media.
A police spokesman said officers are investigating the incident, but no official repor…
A police spokesman said officers are investigating the incident, but no official repor…
Police: “The Matter Is Now Under Investigation”
The police said they are “aware of images depicting a male and female engaged in a sex act at what appears to be a local beach being circulated” and the “matter is now under investigation.” A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] is aware of images depicting a male and female engaged in …
Public Nominations Open For King’s Honours
Nominations are open for the King’s Honours and Bermuda’s King’s Certificate and Badge of Honour, with submissions due October 23. A Government spokesperson said, “Nominations are currently being sought from members of the public for individuals they would like to be considered for: an award as part of His Majesty The King’s Overseas and International …
Column: Minister DeSilva On Housing & More
[Opinion column written by Minister Zane DeSilva] There are Bermudian families living in overcrowded conditions, seniors struggling to find affordable accommodation and working people who simply cannot find somewhere they can afford to live. Affordable, safe housing is our priority All they know is that every day is a struggle, every week life becomes more …
Male Arrested In Connection With Knife Incident
The police “conducted a targeted operation” which resulted in the arrest of a male in connection with an ”altercation captured on CCTV, during which the male is alleged to have brandished a large knife.” A spokesperson said, “On Monday, September 21, 2026, officers from the Tactical Operations Division of the Bermuda Police Service [BPS], conducted a …
Arrest after man brandished knife on Front Street
A suspect has been arrested after a man was seen on CCTV brandishing a knife on Front Street in Hamilton during an altercation on Saturday.
Police said the man was taken into custody yesterday during …
Police said the man was taken into custody yesterday during …
Man Arrested In Connection With Knife Incident
The police “conducted a targeted operation” which resulted in the arrest of a male in connection with an ”altercation captured on CCTV, during which the male is alleged to have brandished a large knife.” A spokesperson said, “On Monday, September 21, 2026, officers from the Tactical Operations Division of the Bermuda Police Service [BPS], conducted a …
Column: Minister On Cost Of Living Bill & More
[Opinion column written by Minister Alexa Lightbourne] On 14 September, the Senate defeated the Cost of Living Commission Amendment [No. 2] Bill 2026 on a tied vote. Every Opposition senator voted against it. The Leader of the Opposition had the audacity to call the result a win “for all Bermudians”. The single person, the senior, …
Arrest after Front Street knife incident
On Monday, September 21, 2026, officers from the Tactical Operations Division of the Bermuda Police Service (BPS), conducted a targeted operation, which resulted in the arrest of a male in…
Opinion: Unelected Senators ‘throttled’ cost of living bill
The OBA voted for the status quo with regard to price controls … and Bermudian families are paying for it Statement by Alexa Lightbourne, Minister of Home Affairs: On 14…
China’s industrial rise hits German manufacturers hard, ECB finds
China has been expanding its global presence in recent years, focusing much of its effort on higher-value and technology production, taking on some of the best-established markets of export-reliant European…
Novo Nordisk and UNICEF renew push to prevent childhood obesity
The expansion follows UNICEF’s 2025 Child Nutrition Report that found childhood obesity had overtaken underweight for the first time on record The logo of pharmaceutical company Novo is displayed in…
France urges EU to postpone methane reporting requirements
Macron’s letter to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, dated September 18, was first reported by French newspaper Les Echos and has been seen by Reuters France’s President Emmanuel Macron…
Burnham wants ‘Made in Europe’ plan to involve Britain
The Made in Europe policy aims to curb reliance on Chinese components by prioritising European-made goods – a worry for the British auto industry which feeds parts into EU supply…
Nominations sought for King’s Honours
Government House has invited the public to help identify those worthy of being included on the International Honours List.
A spokesman said that nominations are being sought for potential recipients o…
A spokesman said that nominations are being sought for potential recipients o…
Cechini earns fourth-place finish in Ben Bloser Invitational
Mercersburg Academy siblings Gabby and Joseph Cechini delivered strong performances against competitive fields at the Ben Bloser Bulldog Cross Country Invitational at Big Spring High School in Newville, Pennsylvania. Leading…
Witness appeal after St George’s rental car crash
Police have launched an appeal for witnesses after a rental car collided with a boundary wall in St George’s yesterday afternoon.
Officers arrived at the scene, just west of Mullet Bay Park on Mullet …
Officers arrived at the scene, just west of Mullet Bay Park on Mullet …
Muso battles to opening round 77 at The Gauntlet
Dylan Muso produced an eventful opening round to leave himself tied for 26th place as McDaniel College got under way at The Gauntlet at Hawk Pointe Golf Club in Washington,…
TNN News is on the
TNN News is on the scene of a brush fire currently burning in the area commonly known as the “Tracks,” located behind the T.N. Tatem building along Middle Road in Warwick.
Pilgrim seals top-15 finish in Africa Triathlon Cup
Bermudian triathlete Nick Pilgrim produced a resolute, well-rounded performance to secure a 13th-place finish at the 2026 Africa Triathlon Cup in Tipaza, Algeria. Taking on an international elite field along…
Kyah Richardson Earns Chess Scholarship
Bermuda College student Kyah Richardson has been named the inaugural recipient of the new Bermuda Chess Association Scholarship, receiving $5,000 annually for two years. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda College Foundation is pleased to announce the establishment of the new Bermuda Chess Association [BCA] Scholarship, a two-year scholarship supporting a Bermuda College student whose experience with …
Rental car driver arrested after crash
Around 1:45 p.m. on Monday, September 21, 2026, police officers attended a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a rental car, just west of Mullet Bay Park, Mullet Bay Road,…
Davis Cup recap: Valuable learning experience for our top tennis players
https://vimeo.com/1229183712?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci The W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium was packed and rocking over the weekend, as the Gombey Warriors took on Mexico in Davis Cup World Group II.And while the visitors had…
Trump set for whirlwind UN meetings with wars in Iran, Ukraine on agenda
Trump is expected to start the day with a speech to assembled delegates, before meeting with no fewer than 11 world leaders, bilaterally or in group settings International News via…
Stocks rally on AI optimism and oil below $100
Investor sentiment got a boost from a senior Iranian official telling Reuters on Tuesday that Tehran can reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the United States eases…
Pope Leo heads to France as Church confronts shock of abuse crisis
Leo, who will meet abuse survivors during the four-day trip, is also expected to draw large crowds for an outdoor Mass in central Paris and will address French, UN and…
Sterling steady after report says Iran may reopen Hormuz
The disruption of the crucial shipping route has strained global oil supplies and posed a serious challenge for nations such as the UK, which rely on imports Pound banknotes are…
CariGenetics Concludes 2026 Summer Internship
CariGenetics has successfully concluded its 2026 Summer Internship Programme in Bermuda, providing interns Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming with approximately eight weeks of immersive, hands-on experience in genetics, genomics, laboratory science and scientific research. A spokesperson said, “The internship, conducted at the CariGenetics laboratory in Bermuda, formed part of the organisation’s wider commitment to developing …
Cruise line pulls out of Daniel’s Head development
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has decided against moving forward with plans to develop Daniel’s Head.
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorandum of und…
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorandum of und…
Residents complain of ciguatera fish poisoning
A spate of fish food poisoning has struck the island.
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
Conviction of ‘mentally impaired’ offender quashed
The Supreme Court has quashed the conviction of an intellectually disabled man who had been accused of sexually touching a young girl.
Cameron Sousa-Saints, 27, was sentenced in March to serve two yea…
Cameron Sousa-Saints, 27, was sentenced in March to serve two yea…
Government outlines bolstering of marine management
The environment department has shared details of three recent projects to demonstrate how it is strengthening marine resource management in Bermuda — including more prosecutions for illegal fishing.
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Isabell Flood (1925-2026): one of the last of Bermuda’s finest
A Bermudian who stepped up to serve during the Second World War became a stalwart of the island’s Remembrance Day commemorations.
Driven by a deep sense of duty, Isabell Flood signed up at age 18 for …
Driven by a deep sense of duty, Isabell Flood signed up at age 18 for …
Man denies court building assaults on police officers
A man has been remanded in custody after denying assaulting police officers, using threatening words and resisting arrest while inside the court building.
Michael Simons, 30, of no fixed abode, pleade…
Michael Simons, 30, of no fixed abode, pleade…
‘Rattlesnake’ accused make brief appearance in court
Two men accused of spreading misinformation about a rattlesnake on the island appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
However, Victor Bahia, 32, and Alvaro Cro, 55, were told to return in November a…
However, Victor Bahia, 32, and Alvaro Cro, 55, were told to return in November a…
The Ministry of Health and
The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources are advising the public and the fishing community of ongoing risks associated with ciguatera fish poisoning and scombroid (histamine) poisoning. This advisory follows recent reports under investigation and is issued as part of routine public health surveillance. To date, five cases have been confirmed in 2026, one in January and four in August.
Two Culinary Students Work At La Trattoria
La Trattoria collaborated with Bermuda College to give two culinary students, Terrai Trott and Mya Rodrigues, hands-on hospitality experience through a summer internship programme. A spokesperson said, “La Trattoria has welcomed families for decades but many might not know they have also been working quietly behind the scenes to engage Bermuda’s youth and encourage them …
Minister Rabain Welcomes Twelve New Teachers
The Minister of Education Diallo Rabain welcomed 12 teachers to the Bermuda Public School System during the Bermuda Teacher Induction Programme New Teacher Orientation at the Bermuda College. A Government spokesperson said, “The orientation, held last Thursday at the Butterfield & Vallis Conference Hall, brought together the new educators with education leaders and members of …
Chancery Legal Appoint Frick And Philip
Chancery Legal Ltd. announced the appointment of Matthew Frick as Legal Counsel and Tiphani A. N. Philip as Paralegal/Graduate Trainee, strengthening the firm’s growing legal practice. A spokesperson said, “Chancery Legal Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Frick as Legal Counsel and Tiphani A. N. Philip as Paralegal/Graduate Trainee, strengthening the firm’s …
Advisory Of Ciguatera & Scombroid Poisoning
The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources are “advising the public and the fishing community of ongoing risks associated with ciguatera fish poisoning and scombroid [histamine] poisoning. ” A Government spokesperson said, “This advisory follows recent reports under investigation and is issued as part of routine public health surveillance. To …
Fish poisoning strikes islanders
A spate of fish food poisoning has struck the island.
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
The ciguatera poisoning illness is affecting a number of residents after eating fish which contained toxins caused by marine algae.
Bigger fish co…
Government issues warning on fish poisoning
A handful of cases are under investigation File image Public Advisory Issued on Ciguatera and Scombroid Fish Poisoning Risks The Ministry of Health and the Department of Environment and Natural…
Expert to talk on new medical horizons through genetics
The featured speaker at a networking dinner for the island’s medical sector this week will give a talk about advances in genetics.
Carika Weldon, the head and founder of CariGenetics, will discuss wha…
Carika Weldon, the head and founder of CariGenetics, will discuss wha…
The roar of engines and
The roar of engines and the spray of the Great Sound provided the backdrop to a spectacular afternoon of powerboat racing on Sunday, as Bermuda’s finest took to the water for the 2026 National Race at Dockyard.