Police: 24 arrests were made over the holiday weekend
There were 24 people arrested during the Labour Day Holiday weekend as the Bermuda Police Service continued with its repeatedly announced high visibility polici
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Britain must ‘stand against injustice’ over West Bank settlements, PM Burnham says
Burnham, who has been in the job since July, said Britain had long endorsed the two-state solution in the Middle East, but words needed to be backed by action
Germany calls for hundreds of billions of euros in cuts to EU budget
Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland and Sweden said in August that the Commission’s proposed budget of nearly €2 trillion ($2.33 trillio
Study puts spotlight on island’s lobster population
A new study could help authorities better anticipate changes affecting the island’s lobster population and support the long-term management of the fishery sector.
The collaborative study by the Depart…
The collaborative study by the Depart…
Two dozen holiday arrests come with ‘troubling’ DUIs
The Bermuda Police Service reported 24 arrests during the Labour Day holiday weekend, with traffic offences, including drink-driving, remaining “worryingly high”.
A spokesman added: “Troublingly, four…
A spokesman added: “Troublingly, four…
Oil tops $100, stocks slide as Middle East tensions escalate
Stock markets across the globe came under pressure as the latest surge in energy prices drove concerns that higher inflation will prompt central banks to keep m
UK summons air traffic boss after major outage as flights resume
Flights resumed at major airports across the country after the hours-long outage on Tuesday, which resulted in the cancellation of 2,000 flights and ramped up p
St. Mary’s To Commemorate 400th Anniversary
St. Mary’s Church will begin its 400th anniversary commemorations with a Service of Lament, Remembrance and Dedication “acknowledging those whose lives and deaths were shaped by the painful realities of slavery and racial segregation.” A spokesperson said, “St. Mary’s Church prepares to commemorate 400 years of ministry and witness in Bermuda, the parish will begin …
Amazon will raise $5.8 billion in first sterling bond sale, lead managers say
The deal, which saw strong demand, is the latest example of how hyperscalers are increasingly selling bonds across markets outside of the U.S. this year
24 People Arrested Over Holiday Weekend
The police arrested 24 people for a range of offences and also issued nearly 100 traffic tickets over the Labour Day holiday weekend. A police spokesperson said, “There were 24 people arrested during the Labour Day Holiday weekend as the Bermuda Police Service continued with its repeatedly announced high visibility policing initiative. “Troublingly, four of …
Bermuda College Adds Friendly Societies Course
Bermuda College is expanding its academic offerings with a new course exploring the history and lasting impact of Bermuda’s Friendly Societies, with Dr. Michael Bradshaw, Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson and Cordell Riley “combining perspectives that encourage students to consider not simply what happened in Bermuda’s past, but how that past continues to influence the island today.” A …
Ministry Urges Early Diagnosis & More Awareness
The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is “urging Bermudians 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.” A Government spokesperson said, “This year’s theme, “The Earlier You Know, The More You Can Do: A Dementia …
France to reduce corporate tax surcharge and ease employee buyouts in 2027 budget, PM says
The government, which lacks a majority in the lower house, is set to propose its budget in the coming weeks though several opposition parties have already said
PLP strife over special delegates conference plan
A hastily convened special delegates conference of the Progressive Labour Party is to be held to ratify controversial actions taken by its governing body last month, according to sources.
One person w…
One person w…
A 49-year-old Smith’s Parish woman
A 49-year-old Smith’s Parish woman who pleaded guilty to eight drug-related offences earlier this year will return to the Supreme Court in December to be sentenced.
First Day of School: West Pembroke Primary
First Day of School: West Pembroke Primary (Photographs by Akil Simmons)
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Butterfield donates $30k to Eliza Doolittle Society
Butterfield has donated $30,000 to The Eliza DoLittle Society (TEDS) to support direct food purchases and strengthen overall pantry capacity.
The funding is
Graduation crowns business training scheme for sports club executives
The Minister of Economy and Labour, the Hon. Jason Hayward, JP, MP, joined the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) for the graduation of the second
Google to invest $15 billion in AI infrastructure and buy nuclear power in Finland
The Finnish deal includes a 22-year purchase agreement for up to 50% of the energy output of one of Finland’s two nuclear plants, its operator Fortum said separ
EU proposes simpler public tender rules, ‘Buy European’ criteria to cut foreign dependence
Wednesday’s proposal is the latest in a series of Commission measures to improve the Single Market, security and supply chain resilience, and prevent industrial
Brent crude rises above $100 a barrel as Middle East conflict intensifies
The move brought futures prices into line with physical crude and fuel markets, where prices have already been trading above the psychological threshold
Pound nears two-week highs; Bailey says ‘no secret plan’ for rate hikes
With crude now 40% above where it was prior to the start of the war at the end of February, and European natural gas prices around three times higher, central b
Burt says PLP ‘at risk of tearing itself apart’
Last night’s closed central committee meeting lasted several hours at the Progressive Labour Party headquarters, over an internal party dispute following changes to membership rules — proposed by Davi…
Photos: Riddell’s Bay Gardens & Amphitheatre
Locals have a new and natural way to enjoy live entertainment with the opening of the amphitheatre at Riddell’s Bay Gardens & Nature Reserve in Warwick, with the beautiful open air venue recently playing host to the Devil’s Isle Shakespeare Company’s production of Romeo & Juliet. Bernews asked for information about access and rental arrangements, …
World Physiotherapy Day highlights role of physio in heart health, stroke recovery
Today marks World Physiotherapy Day, highlighting the important role physiotherapists play in keeping people healthy, mobile and independent.
This year’s f
Local Artist Designs HSBC Ocean Tote Bags
HSBC Bermuda concluded Climate Month with an “Oceans for the Future” initiative featuring reusable tote bags designed by local artist Carlos Santana. A spokesperson said, “HSBC Bermuda marked the culmination of its internal Climate Month with a staff-wide and customer initiative centred on “Oceans for the Future.” Partnering with local artist Carlos Santana, HSBC Bermuda …
Butterfield Donates $30,000 To Eliza DoLittle
Butterfield has donated $30,000 to The Eliza DoLittle Society [TEDS] to support direct food purchases and strengthen overall pantry capacity. A spokesperson said, “The funding is expected to provide about one month’s worth of quality grocery support for registered households, helping ensure continued access to nutritious food and essential supplies for individuals and families experiencing …
Constable Victor Fishington Retires After 34 Years
Commissioner of Police Darrin Simons and his Senior Leadership Team recognised the retirement of Constable Victor Fishington, after 34 years’ service. A police spokesperson said, “Constable Fishington joined the Bermuda Police Service after being inspired by his cousin Minton Gilbert, a Police Cadet at that time, who later attained the rank of Sergeant. “With family …
Multiple Semaglutide Products Recalled
The Ministry of Health is advising the public that “three separate recalls have been issued for semaglutide injection products supplied to the Bermuda market.” A Government spokesperson said, “These recalls relate to product impurities, incorrect dose display, and packaging errors that may result in patients receiving the wrong dose. All pharmacies and medical warehouses in Bermuda …
British Airways flight to Bermuda cancelled
A British Airways flight to Bermuda has been cancelled as chaos across UK airports grounded planes throughout the country.
The problem was linked to a system glitch to Nats, the country’s air traffic …
The problem was linked to a system glitch to Nats, the country’s air traffic …
Air traffic control issue disrupts flights at major UK airports
The cancellation of hundreds of flights and delays to hundreds more renews scrutiny on NATS three years after a flight-plan processing failure caused even more
PLP leadership contender condemns ‘vitriolic comments, threats’
Former finance Minister and PLP leadership candidate Curtis Dickinson, issued a statement following a rift within the ruling PLP has spilled over into the Supre
EasyJet faces $72 million lawsuit over stranded Airbus planes, FT reports
The lawsuit, filed in London’s High Court by STLC Europe Eight, a unit of GTLK Europe, alleges easyJet left leased Airbus jets in Madrid and Cyprus in 2022 with
Canada’s retaliatory tariffs take effect as US trade talks stall
The Canadian levies follow 50% tariffs the United States imposed on some $20 billion of Canadian goods last month, after several rounds of negotiations collapse
Wizz Air, Ryanair call for NATS overhaul after UK flight disruption
Rival Ryanair also criticised the agency and called for the resignation of its CEO, Martin Rolfe
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London shares inch lower as oil rally fuels inflation concerns
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed 0.1% lower at 10,811.66 points after briefly turning positive earlier in the day, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 slipped 0.64%
EU faces complaint over plan to simplify more environmental laws
The complaint is the latest by environmental groups over the European Union’s efforts to simplify and scale back policies, a strategy known as the EU “omnibus,”
Maldives’ Muizzu asks UK PM Burnham to reopen talks over Chagos Islands sovereignty
The spokesperson said Muizzu was “deeply disappointed” that Britain did not consult the Maldives when British Prime Minister Keir Starmer agreed to cede soverei
Ministers detail government and public service scholarships
Of the nearly 500 applications for the Government’s 2026 Scholarships and Awards programme, 100 students were successful.
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, provided the update during during t…
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, provided the update during during t…
Gambia protesters burn tyres to denounce power cuts
In and around the capital Banjul, protesters burned tyres in the street and erected barricades, shouting “Barrow must go!” as plumes of smoke filled the air
Four arrested following execution of warrants
Police have seized a quantity of suspected drugs and made four arrests after executing warrants last Wednesday.
As part of an ongoing investigation, the Bermuda Police Service attended properties in b…
As part of an ongoing investigation, the Bermuda Police Service attended properties in b…
Woman admits threatening PLP chairwoman
A woman who publicly threatened to shoot the chairwoman of the Progressive Labour Party will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court next month.
Pattie-Jean Jones, 70, admitted telling Joella Dawn Simmons …
Pattie-Jean Jones, 70, admitted telling Joella Dawn Simmons …
Meteorologist Phil Roger’s says the
Meteorologist Phil Roger’s says the weather is the result of a cold front that moved down along the east coast of Canada before reaching Bermuda and eventually becoming stationary over the island.
Hyperbaric unit at hospital back in limited use
The hyperbaric chamber at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s general wing, taken out of use over a burst pipe last week, has been reopened by the Bermuda Hospitals Board for “limited procedures”.
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Recall announced for several anti-diabetes medications
A prescription medication used in the treatment of diabetes as well as obesity has been hit with three separate product recalls.
The Ministry of Health announced that semaglutide injection products on…
The Ministry of Health announced that semaglutide injection products on…
Golfer Sienna Mosquera in contention after opening 74
Bermudian golfer Sienna Mosquera made an encouraging start to her autumn collegiate campaign, carding a two-over-par 74 in the opening round of the inaugural Ha
Coastal clean-up to start September 25
Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) is calling on residents across the island to roll up their sleeves and help protect Bermuda’s coastline during the 2026 Island-Wi
Hyperbaric chamber opens for limited service
Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) has re-opened its hyperbaric unit for limited procedures.
The hyperbaric chamber has two compressors. Only one is operating cur
Product recall affects blood-glucose medications
Pharmacist advising senior woman on medicine
The Ministry of Health is advising the public that three separate recalls have been issued for semaglutide injec
Brislane and Dailey dominant in Labour Day 5K season opener
Jake Brislane and Christine Dailey kicked off Bermuda’s road racing season in emphatic fashion with commanding victories at the Swan’s Running Club Labour D