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Five killed in bus crash near Swiss Alpine village
Police in the canton of Grisons said the accident occurred near the village of Susch, and images of the scene published by the police showed the vehicle lying o
Oil set for weekly gain of over 7% on supply disruptions; US diesel hits record high
The benchmarks reversed the early gains after the Financial Times reported that foreign ministers in the Middle East are trying to work out a temporary deal wit
Premier Burt Pays Tribute 25 Years After 9/11
“”Twenty-five years ago today, the world witnessed a tragedy that claimed nearly 3,000 lives and changed countless others forever. Bermuda shared in the grief of September 11. Twenty-five years later, we also remember. We, too, have never forgotten,” Premier David Burt said. Premier Burt said, “For many Bermudians, the memories of September 11, 2001, remain …
London stocks rebound as crude retreats ahead of US inflation data
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index rose 0.45% to 10,656.78 points by 1006 GMT, but was on track for its biggest weekly loss since early July
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‘25 years on, we still remember’
Premier Burt recalls the tragic events of 9/11, which claimed the lives of three Bermudians
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Twenty-five years (25) ago today, the w
Boat destroyed by fire off Saltus Island
The Hakuna Matata, a workhorse charter and working fishing boat, caught fire and sank yesterday near Saltus Island in Hamilton Harbour, despite the valiant effort of a Marine and Ports tugboat crew.
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Barnes Grateful For Support After Boat Fire
Scott Barnes said he was “devastated and still in shock” after his charter boat Hakuna Matata was destroyed in a fire yesterday [September 10] and extended his thanks to everyone involved in extinguishing the fire as well as everybody who reached out to him. “Today was one of those days I wouldn’t wish on anyone,” …
Solicitor fined for practising without a valid certificate
A defence lawyer has been fined by the Bermuda Bar Council. Bruce Swan pleaded guilty at a disciplinary tribunal to a charge that he practised as a barrister without holding a valid practising certifi…
Packed agenda for House of Assembly
MPs are slated to debate nine Bills today in the House of Assembly, ranging from finance to proceeds of crime legislation.
The Trustee Amendment Bill 2026 will update the 1975 legislation on beneficia…
The Trustee Amendment Bill 2026 will update the 1975 legislation on beneficia…
Veterinary clinic seeks move to new home
A Devonshire residence could become the new home for a Tee Street veterinary practice, according to planning documents.
The planning application, submitted this month, proposed converting a three-bedr…
The planning application, submitted this month, proposed converting a three-bedr…
Drug expert takes to witness box in trial of visitor
A police officer with expertise in drug importation and concealment gave evidence in a Supreme Court trial yesterday where a Canadian woman is accused of smuggling more than 12 kilograms of cannabis i…
Ex-Saltus pupils remember late friend
Brian Patterson, a former school pal of Twin Towers victim Boyd Gatton, can still see in his mind’s eye the smiling face of his late classmate.
They were both pupils at Saltus Grammar School and regul…
They were both pupils at Saltus Grammar School and regul…
The day the world changed for everyone
The date September 11, 2001 is etched on to the memories of everyone of a certain age who can recall exactly where they were and what they were doing when the world’s deadliest terror attack hit the U…
Never forget: message from former teacher after school loss
Jon Beard, a former long-serving teacher at Saltus Grammar School, fondly recalled two ex-pupils who perished in the Twin Towers terror attack.
He also remembered the day in detail while working at th…
He also remembered the day in detail while working at th…
Healing has happened but hurt remains for 9/11 widow
Vycki Higley is only beginning to “reinvent” herself 25 years after the twin towers terror attack that claimed the life of her husband and more than 2,700 others.
Robert Higley, formerly a pupil of S…
Robert Higley, formerly a pupil of S…
MP on pain of losing friend and talented musician
Wayne Furbert remembered his friend, Rhondelle Tankard, as “a loving, caring person” interested in developing music.
The Hamilton West (Constituency 6) MP also described the 31-year-old, who died in t…
The Hamilton West (Constituency 6) MP also described the 31-year-old, who died in t…
Twenty-five years (25) ago today,
Twenty-five years (25) ago today, the world witnessed a tragedy that claimed nearly 3,000 lives and changed countless others forever. Bermuda shared in the grief of September 11. Twenty-five years later, we also remember. We, too, have never forgotten.
Remembering Russ Ford: A Life Dedicated to Helping Others
A legacy of compassion, courage and service to generations of Bermudians.
A man remembered not only for the lives he touched, but for the institutions he hel
Man Injured After E-Bike & Rental Car Collision
A 28-year-old man sustained a leg injury after his e-bike collided with a rental car yesterday [Sept 9] on South Road. A police spokesperson said, “At approximately 9:43 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, police officers were dispatched to a two vehicle road traffic collision involving a rental car and an e-bike on South Road, …
Arts Council Awards Second Quarter Grants
The Bermuda Arts Council has announced its second-quarter 2026 grant recipients, including Giavonna Dupree, Kali Bean, Stephan Johnstone, Nhuri Bashir, Sion Symonds and Sarah Vallis. A spokesperson said, “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, highlighting the organisation’s …
Parliament: Order Of Business For Sept 11th
The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [Sept 11] and the statements listed on the Order Paper include the Bridging Communities, Connecting Generations: An Update on the Swing Bridge Replacement Project, the Dementia Care Services Programme Update and the Employment Amendment [No. 2] Act 2026. Related Stories Senate: Audio & Order Of …
Ministry Marks World Suicide Prevention Day
The Ministry of Health marked World Suicide Prevention Day by promoting suicide prevention, mental health awareness and community support. A spokesperson said, “On World Suicide Prevention Day, the Ministry of Health is reaffirming its commitment to suicide prevention and mental health promotion by encouraging Bermuda to start the conversation, reduce stigma, strengthen connections and ensure …
DWD Opens Applications For 2026 Bursary Award
The Department of Workforce Development [DWD] invites eligible Bermudians to apply for its 2026 Bursary Award, which provides up to $5,000 in financial support toward eligible courses, certifications, and degree programmes. A Government spokesperson said, “The Bursary Award supports individuals pursuing further education and professional development, helping Bermudians gain new skills and qualifications, advance their …
Businesses Urged To Keep Sidewalks Clean
The City of Hamilton is “reminding restaurants and other food establishments to take extra care when disposing of waste to help prevent staining of City sidewalks.” A spokesperson said, “The City has observed recent instances where food residue, cooking oils and other liquids have leaked from garbage bags and bins onto the pavement, leaving behind …
Police issue sexual assault prevention tips
Police have described a recent increase in sexual assaults reports as cause for concern, reminding the public that assaults can occur between strangers and within friendships, relationships and marria…
Leaky garbage and debris stain Hamilton sidewalks
The Corporation of Hamilton will work with some city businesses to improve waste disposal and cleaning in the coming days.
A spokeswoman said residues and stains on Hamilton sidewalks — often caused b…
A spokeswoman said residues and stains on Hamilton sidewalks — often caused b…
EXCLUSIVE: Premier breaks silence on court case against PLP
Premier David Burt, who typically declines to talk about internal party matters, says the seriousness of the current controversy has prompted him to explain his
Six receive funding from Bermuda Arts Council
The Bermuda Arts Council has awarded almost $13,000 in grants to six Bermudians pursuing various projects.
A spokeswoman said the BAC grant recipients for the second quarter of 2026 reflect “a diverse…
A spokeswoman said the BAC grant recipients for the second quarter of 2026 reflect “a diverse…
Ministry encourages greater awareness of Alzheimer’s
Residents are being urged to learn the signs of dementia, seek medical advice early and help challenge the stigma surrounding the disease as Bermuda marks World Alzheimer’s Month this September.
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Crown accuses taxi operator of driving into opposite lane
Former PLP Senator Curtis Richardson denies causing the death of Marco Warren, 29, by driving without due care and attention
The Supreme Court trial of
A hearing was held today
A hearing was held today in the Supreme Court Commercial Court section before Justice Shade Shabir Williams as the legal battle surrounding the Progressive Labour Party’s internal leadership and delegate dispute continues.
Jones and Smith secure PGA Tour spots after tense Port Royal finale
Nick Jones and Camiko Smith held their nerve to punch their tickets to the PGA Tour’s Butterfield Bermuda Championship, firing matching one-under-par 70s in a g
Hearing set for PLP leadership contender matter
A legal dispute over who can vote for a new leader of the Progressive Labour Party will be held in Supreme Court in early October.
The hearing will come after one of the contenders secured an interim…
The hearing will come after one of the contenders secured an interim…
Trial starts for former senator accused of road death
A former senator’s lack of care behind the wheel led to the death of a football star, a jury heard this morning.
Carrington Mahoney, for the Crown, told the Supreme Court that Curtis Richardson, 51, d…
Carrington Mahoney, for the Crown, told the Supreme Court that Curtis Richardson, 51, d…
Penruddocke masters fickle Dublin Bay winds to climb to 21st at Worlds
Bermudian Olympian Adriana Penruddocke maintained her positive momentum at the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship, rising four spots to 21st overall followi
Street poll: Who should lead the PLP?
Controversy swirling around the Progressive Labour Party over its membership rules has sharpened the focus on the leadership tussle between Jason Hayward and Cu
Nestle CEO says Middle East conflict driving inflation, higher supplier costs
While sales of the world’s biggest packaged-food maker have not been greatly impacted by the six-month-old Iran war, Navratil said the conflict was contributing
Bermudians in charge of Caribbean Cup derby
Daniel Green struck late in the first half to fire Mount Pleasant to a crucial 1-0 victory over Jamaican rivals Portmore United in Group B of the 2026 Concacaf
City urges businesses to help keep sidewalks clean
The City of Hamilton is reminding restaurants and other food establishments to take extra care when disposing of waste to help prevent staining of City sidewalk
OpenAI says working with Samsung on next-generation chips, deepening cooperation
OpenAI Korea said on Thursday Kim’s reference to expanding collaboratio was made in the context of the companies’ existing relationship, including Samsung’s ado
Call for ‘changing the narrative’ on suicide prevention day
The island loses an average of three to five lives to suicide each year, the Minister of Health said, as Bermuda marked a day of awareness on the issue.
Kim Wilson said prevention required more than c…
Kim Wilson said prevention required more than c…
Ecuadorean court sentences former President Bucaram in COVID corruption case
Bucaram, 74, who was in power from August 1996 to February 1997, may serve his sentence under house arrest due to his age, in accordance with Ecuadorean law
‘Moving from silence and stigma towards openness’
Government marks World Suicide Prevention Day
On World Suicide Prevention Day, the Ministry of Health is reaffirming its commitment to suicide preventio
Police concern over increase in reports of sexual abuse
A noted increase in reports of sexual abuse is a significant cause of concern The Bermuda Police Service. It is apparent from a number of these reports that per
Sterling holds steady against euro ahead of ECB decision
Adding to the uncertainty were U.S. inflation reports due on Thursday and Friday that could either reinforce expectations of a Federal Reserve rate increase nex
Warwick Academy celebrates continued academic excellence
Warwick Academy’s principal has praised recent graduates for achieving an “excellent” set of exam results, and wished them well as they move on to pastures new.
David Horan, school principal, praised …
David Horan, school principal, praised …
Witnesses sought after e-bike crash
At approximately 9:43 a.m. on Wednesday, September 9, 2026, police officers were dispatched to a two vehicle road traffic collision involving a rental car and a
Tejah Bean Earns Bachelor’s Degree At 19
Tejah Bean has earned a first-class bachelor’s degree in computer science from Lancaster University after studying through UA92, a higher-education institution in Manchester, at the age of 19. Ms Bean credited her family, teachers and scholarship support for helping her achieve the degree. She attended West End Primary, Sandys Secondary Middle School and The Berkeley …
Boat Fire In Hamilton Harbour Area
A boat fire occurred this morning in Hamilton Harbour/Two Rock Passage area, with a fishing boat engulfed in flames. Further details are limited at this time, and we will update as more information becomes available. Screenshot taken from a video circulating Related Stories Photos: Fire Service Extinguish Boat Blaze Photos: BFRS Respond To St. David’s …