Premier: ‘Drop in companies not due to CIT’
In a previous interview, Premier and Finance Minister David Burt said a drop in the number of registered business is due to a clean-up exercise. As the latest figures come…
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Clinic to host open house to highlight MRI technology
A Paget healthcare provider will host an open house tomorrow to show off its new MRI scanning equipment.
A spokesman for Bermuda Healthcare Services said that visitors will be able to see its new Siem…
A spokesman for Bermuda Healthcare Services said that visitors will be able to see its new Siem…
EU vote on Tesla’s supervised self-driving system pushed back
Dutch regulator RDW approved the system in April, with Belgium and a handful of other countries following suit International News via Reuters: An expected European Union vote on allowing Tesla’s…
UK to probe air traffic control glitch that grounded thousands of flights
The independent review marks the second time in three years that the Civil Aviation Authority has been forced to scrutinise a major NATS systems failure FILE PHOTO: Passengers wait for news…
BFA reschedules Dudley Eve double-header
The Bermuda Football Association (BFA) has announced that Dudley Eve Match Day 5 has been pushed back by 24 hours to Sunday, September 27th. The double-header was originally scheduled to…
Oil slides as US-Iran truce hopes outweigh Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
Brent was down $1.34, or 1.3%, at $105.26 a barrel at 1215 GMT, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was $1.83, or 1.9%, lower at $92.78 a barrel International News via…
World Triathlon Finals: Bermuda’s Oliver Hayward finishes 53rd in junior race
Bermudian prospect Oliver Hayward tested himself against the world’s rising elite, finishing 53rd in the junior men’s race at the World Triathlon Championship Finals in Pontevedra, Spain. Hayward was part…
I am also disappointed that,
I am also disappointed that, having reached out directly to the Leader of the Party, Premier David Burt, regarding this matter, I have received no response. When such a serious allegation is being made publicly against one of his Parliamentary colleagues, I had hoped there would at least be an opportunity for the facts to be heard.
Squash player Carrick loses to top Seed White
Bermudian squash international Taylor Carrick has bowed out of the Men’s Open Ville de Quebec after a straight-games defeat to Australian top seed Joseph White in the second round. Carrick,…
Traffic delays after Causeway closure
Gulfstream jet diverted to Bermuda Traffic backed up at Bailey’s Bay. Photo: Bermuda Broadcasting Update 12:10pm: Causeway has re-opened. The Causeway was closed after a flight was diverted to Bermuda.…
Burnley prospect Borgesson earns call-up to national squad
Burnley academy winger Blayz Borgesson has received his first senior international call-up for Bermuda ahead of their upcoming Concacaf Nations League campaign. The 18-year-old steps up to John Barry Nusum’s…
Grants and sponsorships on offer for youth projects
Young people, youth-serving organisations and community members were urged to explore opportunities to receive financial support to back ideas, programmes and passions.
Three funding opportunities fro…
Three funding opportunities fro…
Peer reviewers sought for second edition of journal
A Bermudian-based research publication is looking for experts to review works for its second edition.
The Bermuda Journal of Academic Research invited people well-versed in economics, law, psychol…
Pope Leo warns in France that AI is creating ‘paradise of machines’
The first US pope, who has made sounding the alarm about the risks of AI a central part of his 16-month papacy, put the issue at the heart of his…
Britain warns Iran it will not tolerate hostile activity on UK soil
In July, Britain banned support for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and a linked group following a series of antisemitic attacks, using new legal powers designed to stop the use…
Spain proposes three-layer solution to define geography for ‘Made in EU’ act
The IAA is part of broader EU efforts to help local industries compete with global rivals, notably China, that do not face Europe’s strict regulations and higher energy costs FILE…
UK shares set for weekly gains as oil prices retreat
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index rose 0.41% to 10,723.98 points by 0952 GMT, while the midcap FTSE 250 climbed 0.71%, with both indexes on track for a second consecutive weekly…
Stocks weather bond volatility, oil eases slightly
Oil prices retreated as traders weighed up the possibility of a truce between the United States and Iran International News via Reuters: Global stocks headed for their best weekly performance…
Expo to celebrate longevity and healthy ageing
Seniors will be celebrated at an event next week which marks International Day of Older Persons.
The Seniors Expo 2026, which will be held at the Bermuda College on Thursday, will bring together senio…
The Seniors Expo 2026, which will be held at the Bermuda College on Thursday, will bring together senio…
BermyCards To Host 2nd Annual Card Show
BermyCards will host its second annual Bermuda Card Show on Saturday, November 21, from 10.00am to 4.00pm at Washington Mall, with card vendors gathering for the event during Pokémon’s 30th anniversary year. A spokesperson said, “Trading card collecting continues to grow around the world, and Bermuda is very much part of that excitement. As Pokémon celebrates …
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) is
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) is inviting the public to a Community Open House on Saturday, September 26, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 19 The Lane, Paget, providing an opportunity to see its new Siemens MAGNETOM Flow.Neo MRI up close and learn how the technology is designed to enhance the MRI experience for patients in Bermuda.
Bus driver takes to witness box in pedestrian collision trial
A bus driver accused of causing grievous bodily harm by driving without care and attention told Magistrates’ Court how he heard a “bump” and a “scream” before noticing a woman lying on the road.
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Joann…
Jet-ski rider pays the price for causing waves
A jet-ski rider was fined $500 for speeding on his machine.
Tajl Maxwell, 24, from Warwick, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the offence of going too fast in the water an…
Tajl Maxwell, 24, from Warwick, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the offence of going too fast in the water an…
Judge’s final warning: ‘If you come back, you will go to prison’
A magistrate implored a speeding motorcyclist to avoid becoming another fatal statistic on the roads.
Dean Lottimore Jr pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court to driving his bike in a manner dangerous t…
Dean Lottimore Jr pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ Court to driving his bike in a manner dangerous t…
I wish to respond directly
I wish to respond directly to comments attributed to the Leader of the Progressive Labour Party concerning me and TNN News in his communication to party members regarding today’s Supreme Court proceedings.
Public encouraged to tune in for Historic Land Losses Debate
Full Statement: Premier David Burt is encouraging Bermudians to follow proceedings in the House of Assembly on Friday, 25 September, when the House is expected to debate the long-awaited Report…
PLP Matter Back In Court Again Today
The legal matter pertaining to the PLP Leadership election returned to court again today [Sept 23], the latest step in the legal case brought by PLP leadership candidate Curtis Dickinson, with the court apparently attaching a penal notice to its latest order. Prior Court Rulings The court has already issued two written rulings as it pertains to …
Two injured in tugboat fire at Dockyard
Two people sustained “non-life-threatening” injuries after a fire on a tugboat at Dockyard this evening.
A Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said the fire on board the Department of Marine and…
A Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said the fire on board the Department of Marine and…
The Curtis L. Dickinson Campaign
The Curtis L. Dickinson Campaign returned to the Supreme Court today as part of its continuing effort to ensure compliance with the Court’s orders and the Constitution of the Progressive Labour Party.
House To Debate Historic Land Loss Report
Premier David Burt is “encouraging Bermudians to follow proceedings in the House of Assembly on Friday, 25 September, when the House is expected to debate the long-awaited Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Historic Land Losses in Bermuda.” A Government spokesperson said, “The Report was tabled in the House of Assembly on 10 December …
Somersfield students call for peace at annual ceremony
Somersfield Academy students paused their routines last Friday to consider how peace through the choices they make in the classrooms and the wider community can impact their lives.
It came as the Devo…
It came as the Devo…
2026 Knowledge Quest Scholarship Recipients
Knowledge Quest has announced 18 recipients of its 2026 scholarships, marking the organisation’s 25th year of providing financial support to deserving Bermudians. A spokesperson said, “Knowledge Quest is delighted to announce the recipients of the 2026 Knowledge Quest Scholarships. This marks Knowledge Quest’s 25th year of providing means-tested scholarships to deserving Bermudians. We are honored …
Parliament: Order Of Business For Sept 25th
The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [Sept 25] and statements listed on the Order Paper include Public Service Superannuation Fund: Phased Reduction of the Lump-Sum Conversion Factor; The Bermuda Affordable Housing Strategy 2025-2035: Closing the Gap Securing Affordable Housing Across Generations; Advancing Affordable Housing: The Dr. Cann Park II Development; Update …
Gina Pereira Receives STEP Profession Award
Bermudian independent private office and family governance adviser Gina Pereira has received the Geoffrey Shindler Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Profession at the 2026 STEP Private Client Awards in London. A spokesperson said, “STEP is the global professional association for practitioners specialising in family inheritance and succession planning, with more than 23,000 members in …
130 years on, Salvation Army still marching
Series of events will celebrate milestone The Salvation Army in Bermuda has a weekend of 130th Anniversary celebrations for the entire community to enjoy. Commencing September 25 – 27th, all…
House: delayed debate on ‘land grabs’ report to proceed
An inquiry into the island’s “systemic land grabs” of the past will finally get its day of debate in the House of Assembly tomorrow.
Consideration of the Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Histo…
Consideration of the Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Histo…
Burt: ‘We should have resolved this internally’
PLP Leader David Burt has addressed party members regarding the ongoing court case over membership rules, and says that up until now the PLP has settled its differences internally An…
PLP receives penal notice in membership case
Curtis Dickinson’s lawyers took the PLP back to court today, and a penal notice was attached to compel the party to comply with court orders. The ‘removal of 373 members’…
Comics to bring the laughs to Nadanja’s 50th
A comedian seen on the big and small screen will bring laughs to the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts next week.
Tommy Davidson will headline Nadanja’s 50th Birthday Comedy Showcase at…
Tommy Davidson will headline Nadanja’s 50th Birthday Comedy Showcase at…
Judge gives contempt of court ultimatum in PLP case
A judge in a Supreme Court case has ordered key members of the Progressive Labour Party to turn over critical documents in a case alleging ethical breaches within the party.
Acting Chief Justice Shade…
Acting Chief Justice Shade…
Cycling race to affect traffic on Sunday
A bicycle race will affect traffic in Southampton, Warwick and Paget on Sunday morning, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said.
Drivers were urged to use caution during the Bermuda Bicycle …
Drivers were urged to use caution during the Bermuda Bicycle …
The Intention Effect | Episode 5 w/Peter Aldridge [Season 2]
In this weeks episode, Shara sits down with her husband Peter Aldridge to explore men’s mental health, the silent crisis after 45, and how community support can make a difference.
TNN BREAKING NEWS Another emergency
TNN BREAKING NEWS
Another emergency hearing was held today in the Supreme Court’s Commercial Court before Justice, the Honourable Justice Shade Subair Williams, as the legal battle surrounding the Progressive Labour Party’s leadership election and membership process continues.
‘Exceptional’ Bermudian awarded $20,000 for studies
A young Bermudian pursuing geology studies overseas has received $20,000 in funding through the energy bursary award scheme of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
D’Angele Symonds, who was recognised for he…
D’Angele Symonds, who was recognised for he…
Lumina Festival returns this week
The Lumina Festival is returning for its second year, bringing together financial education, entrepreneurship, culture and creativity in a two-day event. Kendal Trott spoke with founder and CEO Zach Wilson, who talked about the importance of financial…
Meta’s Charm gadget carries CEO Zuckerberg’s big AI ambitions
The device, called Muse Charm, highlights a broader shift at the social media giant that has long sought to escape Apple and Google’s operating systems with a platform of its…
A beacon of hope celebrates 130 years
After 130 years of serving the island’s needs, The Salvation Army is celebrating community support with a weekend of public celebrations.
Captain Alfred Esdaille, area commander, announced that commem…
Captain Alfred Esdaille, area commander, announced that commem…
For Pope Leo, the risk of an AI apocalypse is a major concern
Leo, who in May called on world leaders for global rules to oversee the industry, renewed his warnings about AI at a Vatican meeting on Thursday Pope Leo looks on…
EU concerned about reported US plans to ban diesel exports, spokesperson says
Politico reported that the United States was preparing a 90-day ban on diesel exports amid a spike in prices ahead of the midterm elections, though U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright…
D’Angele Symonds Receives Energy Bursary
D’Angele Symonds has been named the Department of Energy’s 2026/27 Bursary Award recipient, receiving $20,000 toward her university tuition and related expenses. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce D’Angele Symonds as the Department of Energy’s Bursary Award recipient. “The award, valued at $20,000, is for the 2026/27 school …