‘A proud moment for Bermuda’
Government minister supports Bermudian actor Nichloas Christopher on Broadway
On Tuesday, June 2, Minister of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Spo
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Bermuda remains under the grip
Bermuda remains under the grip of a stalled frontal system that has brought nearly two consecutive days of persistent rainfall, with forecasters warning that unsettled weather could linger for several more days.
TNN News is standing firmly
TNN News is standing firmly by its reporting regarding the operational status of public CCTV cameras located outside the Southampton Rangers Sports Club, despite statements made yesterday by the Minister of National Security.
Several injured in Boeing 787 nose-gear collapse in Frankfurt
A Boeing spokesperson said the company was aware of the incident and was supporting its customer but offered no further detail
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Residents urged to complete hurricane preparations early
Residents were urged by the Ministry of National Security today to complete hurricane preparations this month as the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season gets under way.
Since the season officially began on…
Since the season officially began on…
Switzerland to deploy 4,000 troops on its side of border as France hosts G-7 summit
The June 15 to 17 summit, to be held across Lake Geneva in the French town of Evian-les-Bains, will bring together leaders from the world’s major economies, i
Deloitte Open: Top seeds storm into finals after Pomander Gate rain delay
Following a total washout that completely halted the previous day’s play, the Deloitte Open roared back into action on the clay courts of the Pomander Gate Te
Congo reports attack on Ebola burial team as cases rise
The assault took place on Monday in Katana, a town controlled by AFC/M23 rebels some 30 km (19 miles) north of the provincial capital Bukavu
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‘Prepare early’ – hurricane season is underway
The Ministry of National Security is urging all residents to complete their hurricane preparations early as the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season gets underway.
Several people killed in plane crash in Croatia’s Istria region
According to unofficial information, four people were found dead and rescuers were searching for two more people
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A salute to upcoming International Archives Day
The Bermuda Archives invites the public to celebrate International Archives Day on June 9, 2026, with a dynamic day of culture, history, and community engagemen
Take a step back in time for International Archives Day
Bermuda’s storehouse of historical treasures is to highlight its work next week with a “dynamic day of culture, history and community engagement” on Tuesday.
International Archives Day, marked this ye…
International Archives Day, marked this ye…
Bermuda Smash Invitational: Sabir and Van Lange star as Panthers outlast Spartans
The Pembroke Panthers secured a hard-fought four-wicket victory over the Sandys Spartans as high-octane action resumed at the National Sports Centre North Field
Super-sub Nia Christopher makes history with Icelandic treble
Bermudian international striker Nia Christopher has etched her name into FH Hafnarfjörður lore, delivering a sensational substitute performance to secure a hi
Reid Street businesses in the dark after power outage
Six businesses on Reid Street suffered power outages today, apparently as a result of a flooding incident near the newly constructed Ninety-One, the office building formerly known as Brookfield House….
Christopher Video Gets Over 12 Million Views
A performance by Bermudian Broadway star Nicholas Christopher has exploded across social media, with a video of his show-stopping vocals earning more than 12 million views [and counting] across TikTok and Instagram alone, with additional views on other social media platforms. The TikTok video posted by the official Chess Broadway account — which shows him …
Heavy downpour leads to flash flooding
Police are urging motorists should take extra care on the roads today after heavy rainfall.
It has led to flash flooding in some areas and caused potholes to
EU delays bank risk capital framework by three years, awaiting US, standards
The framework is part of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) and the global Basel III banking standards that are to strengthen risk measurement in
The annual King’s Birthday Reception
The annual King’s Birthday Reception scheduled to take place today, Thursday, June 4, at the Government House Grounds has been postponed due to unfavorable weather conditions.
Dalai Lama, 90, to seek knee treatment in New Delhi
The spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhists is due to travel to the Indian capital on Friday from his home-in-exile in the Himalayan town of Dharamshala
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Hungary reports African swine fever in domestic pigs for first time
The virus, which is harmless to humans but highly contagious and deadly in pigs, was reported on a farm in the village of Vallaj, in the eastern county of Szabo
Sherpa rescued after going missing on Everest with no food, oxygen
Dawa Sherpa, 52, was returning with a Polish climber after failing to reach the 8,849 m (29,032 ft) summit, when he went missing between Camp III and Camp IV
The Western Counties Cricket Association
The Western Counties Cricket Association chose to relocate the tournament after member clubs voiced unanimous concern, following a recent firearms incident at the club and an earlier attack on a Paget Lions player during the football season. One affiliate, PHC, reportedly abstained from the vote.
China, US clash over Tiananmen anniversary; Taiwan says face up to history
The events on and around the central Beijing square on June 4, 1989, when Chinese troops opened fire to end student-led pro-democracy protests, are not publicly
EU preparing economic support package for Armenia after Russian pressure on it
The European Union is preparing an economic support package worth an initial amount of €50 million ($58.1 million) for Armenia after Russia hit Armenia with s
BNT installs solar-panelled pergola for historical location
The stewards of Bermuda’s environment and cultural heritage officially unveiled a solar pergola designed to power their headquarters.
The Bermuda National Trust said the new installation will supply W…
The Bermuda National Trust said the new installation will supply W…
Weddings drop by 17% in 2025
The idea of walking down the aisle — or to the registry office — did not set hearts fluttering in 2025, according to the latest Government statistics.
The number of people getting married plummeted b…
The number of people getting married plummeted b…
UK new car sales hit best May since 2019, industry data shows
EVs have been gaining ground in Europe as rising fuel costs, largely driven by global oil shocks from the Iran war, steer customers toward alternatives
Stocks struggle after Broadcom dive; oil eases off highs
Europe’s bourses got off to a steady start as both crude and bond yields dipped, but Wall Street futures were pointing lower again and it had been a difficult s
Scores wade in to support BNT over Marine Spatial Plan
The creation of protected marine areas for local waters is supported by an open letter formally submitted to the Government by the Bermuda National Trust and backed by more than 60 organisations.
It c…
It c…
BermudAir launches direct service to Cayman, Turks & Caicos
BermudAir is to launch presales this week for a direct service to Grand Cayman plus non-stop flights to the Turks & Caicos Islands.
It marks the first direct commercial flights from Bermuda to the…
It marks the first direct commercial flights from Bermuda to the…
Lawyer queries Caricom impact on island’s immigration policies
A “possibly non-negotiable” provision of the Caricom treaty could “drive a coach and horses through Bermuda’s immigration rules” if the island became a full member of the regional organisation, a loca…
Parents told ‘no action required’ as camp sign-up problems persist
Families grappling with ongoing technical problems while trying to register their children for government-subsidised summer camps have been told to wait to pay until the issues are rectified.
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Respond…
Police officer questioned about warrant in murder investigation
A police officer involved in a 2011 search of a murder suspect’s home said he did not see if the warrant used in the search had been signed.
Detective Constable Warren Bundy, of the Serious Crime Unit…
Detective Constable Warren Bundy, of the Serious Crime Unit…
Third teen arrest linked to Southampton gun incident
Police have arrested a third teenager in connection with a firearms incident at the Southampton Rangers Sports Club over the Bermuda Day weekend.
A police spokesman said that a 19-year-old male was ta…
A police spokesman said that a 19-year-old male was ta…
RBR soldiers practise weaponry and riot diffusion in England
An overseas training exercise for the Royal Bermuda Regiment sharpened soldiers’ practical skills while deepening overseas links.
Exercise Active Shield 26, which ended last week, sent more than 100 s…
Exercise Active Shield 26, which ended last week, sent more than 100 s…
Probation for man involved in brawl at football match
A man who took part in a fight at Southampton Rangers Sports Club has been sentenced to one year of probation.
Adrinho Smith, 20, admitted the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court in Februar…
Adrinho Smith, 20, admitted the offence when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court in Februar…
Theft accused tells how alleged victim is his godmother
A man charged with his wife of stealing $300,000 from four elderly residents confirmed to a court yesterday that one alleged victim is his godmother.
Jaymo Durham, 52, and Keiva Maronie Durham, 44, ar…
Jaymo Durham, 52, and Keiva Maronie Durham, 44, ar…
All Grads Fashion Show To Highlight Students
About 30 students, from multiple schools, will take part in the All Grads Rhythm & Fashion Show, a production inspired by events from 2008, the year many of them were born. The show will feature high school graduates from across the island showcasing outfits of their own creation in a production organised by educator Chauntee …
Minister Weeks On CCTV Footage, System, More
The “public CCTV network was operational” during the shooting at Southampton Rangers and the footage has “assisted with the investigation, resulting in arrests,” Minister of National Security Michael Weeks said. Minister Weeks said, “Firstly, I want to address something directly. There’s been incorrect reporting about the firearms incident at Southampton Rangers on May 24th. The public CCTV …
Car overturns in serious Southampton crash
Police have warned of a serious road traffic crash in which a car overturned.
Details are limited at this time but a police spokesman said the incident happened in on Middle Road just east of its junc…
Details are limited at this time but a police spokesman said the incident happened in on Middle Road just east of its junc…
A serious road traffic collision
A serious road traffic collision has caused significant disruption along the roadway just east of the Camp Hill junction in Southampton, where an overturned car has come to rest on the middle road.
Car overturns in serious RTC in Southampton
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There has been a serious road traffic collision involving an overturned motorcar on Middle Road just east of the junction with Ca
Car Crashes & Overturns In Southampton
Traffic diversions are in place due to a collision in Southampton this evening. At just before 11pm this evening [June 3] police spokesperson said, “There has been a serious road traffic collision involving an overturned motorcar on Middle Road just east of the junction with Camp Hill Road, Southampton. “The roadway is currently blocked and …
Smith’s Sixers scored their first
Smith’s Sixers scored their first points at this year’s Bermuda Smash Invitational without breaking a sweat or even a blade of grass, as persistent rains washed out Tuesday’s match, leaving both teams high and dry, with a no-result and five points awarded to each.
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Weeks dispels rumours on Rangers security cameras
Public CCTV in the area of the Southampton Rangers Sports Club was operational on the night of May 24, when shots were fired on the establishment grounds.
The announcement came as Michael Weeks, the …
The announcement came as Michael Weeks, the …
Flood Receives Commissioner’s Commendation
Dexter “Fudge” Flood was awarded the Commissioner’s Commendation by the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] for over four decades of service as a volunteer photographer. The Bermuda Police Service posted the photo below online, saying, “Dexter ‘Fudge’ Flood joined the Bermuda Police Force in 1984 as a Police Constable. Although he eventually left policing as a …
Bermuda College nursing students nearing the finish line
Bermuda College students are one step closer to becoming nurses after completing their associate degrees in nursing.
Eight were recognised at a pinning ceremony marking the transition from student to …
Eight were recognised at a pinning ceremony marking the transition from student to …
Stocks fall, oil prices nears $100 as Iran war escalates
On Wall Street, all three indexes pulled back from recent record highs with technology and financial shares driving losses while energy stocks were leading gain
Nissan inks deal to make Chery’s UK vehicles at Sunderland facility
The Japanese automaker employs around 6,000 workers at the Sunderland plant, which has been a cornerstone of its British presence since the 1980s and has produc