Germany says halting AI development not viable, calls for US, China involvement
The comments came after Anthropic Chief Executive Dario Amodei published an essay over the weekend calling on AI companies to slow the pace at which they improv
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ECB’s attention shifting to natural gas as prices soar
The ECB raised some of its inflation projections last week when it lifted interest rates but oil and gas prices are already well above the “baseline” levels in
MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition 2026
MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition 2026 (Photograph by Akil Simmons)
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PLP’s Jason Hayward Calls for Unity & Dialogue
PLP leadership candidate Jason Hayward is “calling on PLP members, supporters and all parties involved in the current internal dispute to put the Party’s purpose and future ahead of individual personalities and interests.” “No one is bigger than the programme, and no one is bigger than the Progressive Labour Party,” Mr. Hayward said. “Our purpose …
UK financial regulator seeks views on tokenising gold
The Financial Conduct Authority said it will seek views on whether tokenising gold could boost efficiency and competitiveness, while maintaining market integrit
King Charles to host AI executives as threat fears mount
The debate about AI was thrust back into the spotlight when two Anthropic researchers issued warnings that the rapidly progressing technology could lead to the
Bank of England set to hold rates steady, slow QT
Governor Andrew Bailey said last week the central bank had no “secret plan” to raise interest rates this year, unless the ongoing climb in oil prices driven by
Sterling hits one-month low as oil price jump boosts dollar
Sterling fell to $1.3474, its lowest since August 7, and was last down 0.4%
FILE PHOTO: Pound Sterling notes and change are seen inside a cash resgister in
Photos: Remembrance Service In Warwick
The community gathered for a Service of Remembrance, Lament, and Dedication in Warwick on Sunday [Sept 13], marking the lives of 77 men, women, and children of African descent buried at the site. A spokesperson said, “Beneath the historic Rubber Tree in Warwick, the community gathered for a Service of Remembrance, Lament, and Dedication, marking …
College course to explore Friendly Societies in Bermuda
A new course at Bermuda College will explore how Friendly Societies shaped the island’s culture and institutions.
Ali Arouzi, Bermuda College’s vice-president of Academic Affairs, spearheaded the incl…
Ali Arouzi, Bermuda College’s vice-president of Academic Affairs, spearheaded the incl…
Wreckage and warrants after Sunday crashes
Police appeal for witnesses following morning collisions in Southampton and Devonshire
Shortly after 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 13, 2026, polic
The service formed part of
The service formed part of St. Mary the Virgin Church’s 400th Anniversary observances under the theme, “Generations of Faith: Honouring Our Past, Celebrating Our Present and Glorifying Our Future.”
Moniz: price controls are beginning of the end for us
A grocery chain boss has warned that price controls could hamper the industry, increase shopping bills and reduce consumer choice.
Zach Moniz, the manager of Lindo’s, said recent accusations of compan…
Zach Moniz, the manager of Lindo’s, said recent accusations of compan…
End of an era as BIU president announces retirement date
Chris Furbert, the leader of the Bermuda Industrial Union, announced on Friday night that he planned to step down from his role when his present term concluded.
Mr Furbert, who had a reputation for st…
Mr Furbert, who had a reputation for st…
It was a beautiful day
It was a beautiful day on Bermuda’s South Shore as TNN News ventured down to the Southampton Princess Palmetto Beach to see firsthand what the newly opened beach club has to offer.
Service honours freed and enslaved Blacks
Bermuda still feels the effects of enslavement and segregation in the 21st century through inequality, trauma and violence, the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, said today.
The Right Reverend Nicholas Dill…
The Right Reverend Nicholas Dill…
Woman rescued from overturned car
A woman was trapped inside her car after she crashed into a wall in Southampton early this morning.
A police spokesman said the woman lost control while driving west along Middle Road, near Franks Ba…
A police spokesman said the woman lost control while driving west along Middle Road, near Franks Ba…
As part of their official
As part of their official visit to Bermuda for the 2026 Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus, The Hon. Cora Richardson-Hodge, Premier of Anguilla, and The Hon. Jamell Robinson, Deputy Premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, visited the House of Assembly on Friday (September 11).
Sept 14: DNDC To Host Community Info Session
The Department for National Drug Control [DNDC] will host a Community Information Session on Monday [Sept 14] at St. John’s Church Hall. A Government spokesperson said, “The Department for National Drug Control [DNDC] will host a Community Information Session on Monday, 14 September, from 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. at St. John’s Church Hall [also …
TNN FACEBOOK LIVE: A Service
TNN FACEBOOK LIVE: A Service of Rememberance, Lament and Dedication
Rubber Tree, Warwick
Rubber Tree, Warwick
( Disclaimer ) TNN Does Not Own The Rights To Any Music Heard At This Special Event.
Live Video: St. Mary’s Remembrance Service
St. Mary’s Church is holding a Service of Lament, Remembrance and Dedication at the Old Warwick Graveyard this afternoon [Sept 13], as part of its 400th anniversary commemorations, and you can tune in and watch the live stream below. A spokesperson previously said, “St. Mary’s Church prepares to commemorate 400 years of ministry and witness …
Pink Route Ferry Resumes Normal Schedule
The Department of Marine & Ports Services has advised that the Pink Route ferry service will resume its normal published schedule on Monday morning [Sept 14]. A Government spokesperson said, “The Department of Marine & Ports Services advises the public that the Pink Route ferry service will resume its normal published schedule from the start …
Photos: Caribbean Leaders Visit Parliament
Premier of Anguilla Cora Richardson-Hodge and Turks & Caicos Islands Deputy Premier Jamell Robinson visited Bermuda’s House of Assembly on Friday [Sept 11] as part of their official visit for the 2026 Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus. A Government spokesperson said, “The visiting leaders were welcomed to the House by Deputy Speaker Lovitta Foggo JP, MP …
Civil servant hailed for drug prevention work
The Government has recognised a civil servant who has worked in drug prevention for decades and established a safe space for children at Cup Match.
Shavana Wilson, of the Department of National Drug C…
Shavana Wilson, of the Department of National Drug C…
OT leaders visit Bermuda’s House of Assembly
A premier and deputy premier of two other British Overseas Territories watched Bermuda legislators at work when they visited the island’s House of Assembly on Friday.
A spokeswoman said Cora Richardso…
A spokeswoman said Cora Richardso…
Keynote speaker praises BIU and says ‘we must never forget the cause’
A Grammy Award-winning Belizean artist turned politician praised the Bermuda Industrial Union and told attendees to never forget the cause as he delivered the keynote speech at the organisation’s 80th…
Pink Route resumes after August suspension
The Pink Ferry route will resume regular service between Warwick, Paget and Hamilton from tomorrow morning, the Department of Marine and Ports said.
The route was reduced to weekdays only in July 2025…
The route was reduced to weekdays only in July 2025…
House passes amendments to reduce identity theft risk
Amendments that aim to reduce the risk of identity theft from birth records passed without objection in the House of Assembly on Friday.
A review by the Registry General identified concerns relating t…
A review by the Registry General identified concerns relating t…
Summer camp team earns award
The Government of Bermuda is pleased to highlight Ms. Shavana Wilson of the Department of National Drug Control as a recipient of the Public Service Excellence
Team Announced for UCI Road World Championships
Nicholas Narraway and Kaden Hopkins to contest both elite men’s events following confirmation of a second road race place.
Bermuda Bicycle Association has
Butterfield double leads Halesowen as Trott and Crichlow suffer narrow defeats
Milan Butterfield produced a decisive performance with a two-goal salvo for Halesowen Town, headlining an eventful weekend for Bermudian footballers across the
Health eating and active living promoted by wellness scheme
Celebrating Wellness – an annual public health initiative hosted by the Department of Health – is returning for its 15th year, with five days of activities
Shavana Wilson Earns PSEA Award For August
Shavana Wilson from the Department of National Drug Control earned the Public Service Excellence Award [PSEA] for August. A Government spokesperson said, “The Government of Bermuda is pleased to highlight Ms. Shavana Wilson of the Department of National Drug Control as a recipient of the Public Service Excellence Award [PSEA]. “Ms. Wilson, who serves within …
MPs approve police, financial crime amendments
New legislation will make it easier for the Bermuda Police Service to partner with international agencies to investigate crimes.
The Police (International Cooperation) Amendment Act 2026 passed witho…
The Police (International Cooperation) Amendment Act 2026 passed witho…
Sunday September 13th: “Good News” Spotlight
News that Bermuda was featured in Archaeology magazine in an article exploring archaeology on Smith Island following the Sea Venture, four Bermuda sports clubs graduated from BEDC’s incubator, each receiving a $5,000 grant to implement its business plan, and Butterfield donated $30,000 to The Eliza DoLittle Society to support food purchases and pantry capacity were …
Film explores the history of black businesses
The Department of Culture has premiered Black Businesses in Bermuda: Trials, Tribulations, Triumphs, a documentary exploring the history, experiences and c
Shyne Thanks Premier For ‘Warm Welcome’
Grammy Award-winning artist and former Belize Opposition Leader Shyne Barrow extended his thanks to Premier David Burt for the warm welcome and said it has been “inspiring engaging with Premier Burt the last few days since my arrival.” Mr Barrow posted the image below, taken by Bernews, on his social media and said, “Thanks to …
Devil’s Hole Community Fun Day
Devil’s Hole Community Fun Day (Photographs by Akil Simmons)
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Customers at two Esso Service
Customers at two Esso Service Stations were treated to a day of promotions, entertainment and prizes today, with more than $10,000 in fuel vouchers and other prizes up for grabs.
Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris
Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert dropped a bombshell last night, as he announced his intention to relinquish his position as leader of the Island’s largest trade union in 2028.
Photos: 2026 Annual Labour Day Banquet
The Labour Day Banquet was held last night [Sept 11] at the Hamilton Princess, featuring keynote remarks by Grammy Award-winning artist and former Belize Opposition Leader Shyne Barrow. According to the event program, dinner music was provided by the Tino Martinez Quartet, while BIU research officer Marcus Wade introduced a special feature and treasurer Renee …
End of an era as BIU president announces retirement
Chris Furbert, the firebrand leader of the Bermuda Industrial Union is set to step down from his role within the organisation when his present term concludes.
Speaking to a sold-out Harbourview Ballro…
Speaking to a sold-out Harbourview Ballro…
Tennis stadium to close ahead of Davis Cup tie
The Department of Sport and Recreation is advising the public that the W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium will be closed to the public from Monday, September 14, 2026,
Consultation On Reviewing Healthcare Changes
The Ministry of Health, working with the Bermuda Health Council, will “begin a targeted consultation on 14 September 2026 on a proposed approach for reviewing major changes in Bermuda’s healthcare system before they take effect.” A Health Council spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health, working with the Bermuda Health Council, will begin a targeted consultation …
Motorists urged to be cautious around speedy cyclists
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises motorists that the Bermuda Bicycle Association Winners Edge Criterium Race will take place in the St. David
Russ Ford Remembered For Life Of Service
[Written by Patrick Bean] Muhammad Ali once said, “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” Russ Ford not only heard this from the lips of the former undisputed heavyweight boxing champion; he took the message to heart. Named “Nurse of the Year” by the Bermuda Nurses Association in …
Arts Council’s grant recipients named
The Bermuda Arts Council (BAC), the Department of Culture’s main external funding body, is pleased to announce the second-quarter recipients of its 2026 grants,
Officials seek public input on healthcare
Muslim female doctor in hospital giving an injection to a little boy
The Ministry of Health, working with the Bermuda Health Council, will begin a targeted c
Speed camera testing starts
A temporary speed camera has been installed on Crow Lane just outside Hamilton for testing purposes only and will not be used to issue tickets, the Minister of National Security has said.
Over the nex…
Over the nex…
It was a privilege to
It was a privilege to attend yesterday morning’s remembrance ceremony at Bermuda’s September 11 Memorial in the Botanical Gardens, alongside U.S. Consul General Antoinette Hurtado and members of our community, to pause and reflect on the lives lost and the enduring impact of that day.