Shell to sell Gulf of America assets to Talos Energy, Ridgewood for $1.7 billion
The assets produced about 37,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day net to Shell in 2025
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Heritage protectors recognised by the BNT
Individuals and organisations whose work helps protect and promote Bermuda’s natural and cultural heritage have been recognised for their efforts.
The Bermuda National Trust’s annual heritage awards w…
The Bermuda National Trust’s annual heritage awards w…
Ebola outbreak could cost Africa up to $3.6 billion, UN says
A much smaller number of cases have been reported in Uganda and experts warn of the possibility of it spreading to other neighbours, such as South Sudan
King’s crime risk comments draw DeSilva’s ire
OBA’s Robert King seeks to clarify his comments about crime risk at affordable housing sites; Housing Minister Zane DeSilva calls his questions offensive
Former St Vincent PM discusses Caricom benefits
The longest-serving Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines strongly encouraged Bermuda to become a full member of Caricom.
Ralph Gonsalves, who led the nation from 2001 to 2025, said countrie…
Ralph Gonsalves, who led the nation from 2001 to 2025, said countrie…
Air Canada’s commitment to Bermuda highlighted
Air Canada has been instrumental in growing the island’s tourism and keeping Bermuda connected “to key source markets”, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sport said.
Owen Darrell spoke f…
Owen Darrell spoke f…
Residents urged to cut back overgrown roadside vegetation
Property owners are being reminded to routinely trim overhanging trees and hedges that extend onto Bermuda’s roadways, following the launch of a new campaign by the Ministry of Public Works and Enviro…
Red Ensign Group tackles shipping issues at meeting
Delegates at a maritime conference in Hamilton are optimistic that talks will yield solutions to global issues, including fuel prices, affecting the shipping industry.
More than 70 participants are at…
More than 70 participants are at…
Bermuda strengthens its bond with Air Canada
The Government of Bermuda and the Bermuda Tourism Authority have reaffirmed their longstanding partnership with Air Canada following a meeting with the airline’
Trailblazing Class of 2026 graduates from CedarBridge
CedarBridge Academy has celebrated the 92 graduates of its 2026 class, including the first students to complete the school’s Signature Learning Programme.
Principal Kenneth Caesar hailed the graduatin…
Principal Kenneth Caesar hailed the graduatin…
BoE’s Bailey sees no rush to act on interest rates
Bailey said past increases in oil prices meant British inflation looked likely to rise to around 3.2% later this year from 2.8% in May, but the cost of oil now
Sending parcels to Europe to cost more
The Bermuda Post Office advises customers sending parcels to countries within the European Union (EU) that new EU customs requirements will take effect on
Oil prices little changed but set for steepest monthly and quarterly loss since 2020
Brent futures rose 3 cents to $73.18 a barrel at 10:51 a.m. EDT (1451 GMT), while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude fell 30 cents, or 0.4%, to $70.45 a b
In France, a funeral home is overwhelmed as the heatwave’s death toll rises
There were at least 1,000 excess deaths from last Wednesday to Sunday, France’s public health agency said, adding that the numbers were not final and were bound
RedHawks stall Goldeyes despite another multi-hit game for Hall
The Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks avoided a costly three-game series sweep at the hands of their Red River rivals, producing a clinical defensive display to secure a
‘He Insisted I Come’: Mother
‘He Insisted I Come’: Mother Shares Final Moments Before Son’s Fatal Boating Accident
Why settle for an ordinary
Why settle for an ordinary Sunday when you can enjoy a City Funday? The City of Hamilton is inviting residents and visitors to Victoria Park on Sunday, July 12, for the return of Summer Sunday: City Funday, a free afternoon packed with live entertainment, family activities, food and summer fun.
A 52-year-old Devonshire man has
A 52-year-old Devonshire man has been remanded into custody after appearing in Magistrates’ Court on two alleged sexual assault charges.
Sailor Sebastian Kempe crowned Canadian National Champion
Bermuda’s rising sailing star Sebastian Kempe produced a brilliant display of tactical consistency to capture the prestigious 2026 ILCA 7 Canadian National Ch
Think Pink with Philippe Rouja
In this week’s episode, Philippe Rouja sits down with Jasmine and shares his journey into Bermuda’s underwater heritage, exploring shipwrecks, marine conservati
Carrick bowed out of Mississauga Challenger after four-game battle
Bermuda’s Taylor Carrick suffered an early exit at the $6,000 Men’s Lifetime Mississauga Challenger, bowing out in a hard-fought four-game battle against Amer
Crime prevention among topics for public meeting tonight
Police to host ‘community clinic’ at Francis Patton School
The Community Policing Division (CPD) of the Bermuda Police Service is inviting residents of the i
‘Summer Sunday’ series returns next month
Why settle for an ordinary Sunday when you can enjoy a City Funday? The City of Hamilton is inviting residents and visitors to Victoria Park on Sunday, July 12,
Invincible Lady Zebras hoist League Cup to seal flawless season
The dominant forces of Bermuda’s domestic game were officially recognized as the invincible PHC Lady Zebras lifted the Bermuda Football Association’s Women’s Division League Cup. The silverware was presented during a celebratory ceremony at the Clyde Best Center of Excellence, putting the golden seal on a flawless, historic domestic campaign. There was little doubt where […]
Corrections officers undertake prison leadership programme
The Ministry of Justice announced that the Overseas Territory Prison Leadership and Management Development Programme runs from December 2025 to July 2026
South African cities shuttered as anti-migrant protests spark fear
Many foreign nationals from elsewhere in Africa stayed away from work, and thousands had already fled ahead of Tuesday’s “deadline” set by the demonstrators for all undocumented migrants to leave International News via Reuters: Workers stayed home, shops were shut and buses sat idle across South Africa on Tuesday, as demonstrators gathered across the country […]
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NATO joins exercises off US coast, even as it loses political fight in Trump’s Washington
In an Oval Office meeting last week with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, President Donald Trump admonished Britain, Spain, Germany and France for not doing m
Senegal police fire tear gas at constitutional reform protesters
A political coalition supporting President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has called for an immediate withdrawal of the bill
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Food and transport systems are likely to take longer than energy markets to recover
In what is most likely his last major policy announcement, Starmer said the plan had been sharpened and went further than a previous document that prompted his
Hormuz disruption may have lasting impact on vulnerable economies, UN trade agency says
Food and transport systems are likely to take longer than energy markets to recover
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The U.N. trade and development a
Britain must invest £89 billion to upgrade power grid, operator says
The latest National Energy System Operator estimate represents a rise of around 53% from a plan announced in 2024
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Four trapped after residential building collapses in Athens, fire brigade says
Firefighters and police were deployed to the area to help with the rescue operation which is ongoing, the service said in a statement
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Sterling snaps three-day winning streak vs dollar, holds firm vs euro
Moves were muted, but sterling snapped a three-day run of gains against the dollar and was last down 0.2% at $1.3233
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Fourfold increase in tickets expected with speed cameras
The number of speeding tickets issued could increase fourfold or more after the installation of high-tech cameras in almost 30 locations around the island, the Commissioner of Police suggested.
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Fishermen respond to 20 scientists supporting BOPP
The Fishermen’s Association of Bermuda has responded to a letter from 20 local scientists who voiced support for a national ocean conservation plan.
FAB, representing a portion of the island’s fisher…
FAB, representing a portion of the island’s fisher…
A rattled community asks: where’s the snake?
Residents on Gibbs Hill Road and surrounding areas remained on high alert yesterday after reported sightings of a rattlesnake.
Speaking with The Royal Gazette, people admitted to feeling concerned and…
Speaking with The Royal Gazette, people admitted to feeling concerned and…
OBA call to address ‘procedural gap’ in release of sex offender
An opposition MP has called for schools to be directly informed when sex offenders are released from prison.
Robin Tucker, the Shadow Minister of Youth and Family Services, called for a “procedural ga…
Robin Tucker, the Shadow Minister of Youth and Family Services, called for a “procedural ga…
Minister promises no overspend on affordable housing
Spending on the first phase of an affordable housing project will not run over budget, the Minister of Housing and Municipalities has insisted.
Zane DeSilva gave the House of Assembly an update yester…
Zane DeSilva gave the House of Assembly an update yester…
Bermuda Post scam alert issued
Bermuda Police Service urges the public not to click links or make payments to collect parcels
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The Bermuda Police Service (BPS), is a
The Community Policing Division (CPD)
The Community Policing Division (CPD) of the Bermuda Police Service will be hosting a Community Clinic for eastern parish residents on Tuesday, 30 June 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Francis Patton School.
Bermuda Powerboat Association Statement
The Bermuda Powerboat Association have released a statement following the tragic incident this weekend. The statement said, “With extreme heavy hearts, the Bermuda Powerboat Association can confirm there was a serious marine accident which brought the highly anticipated Hamilton Harbour Powerboat Race to a halt on Sunday, June 28th. “Tragically in the incident, we lost …
Today, on the matter of
Today, on the matter of the release from incarceration of Kevin L Goater last week, the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Sen. the Hon. Kim Wilkerson, JP, stated: “I understand the public concern that follows the release of any convicted sex offender, particularly where the offence involved a child.
Police to hold community clinic for eastern parish residents
Police will host a community clinic for eastern parishes tomorrow as part of a community engagement programme on behalf of police.
The Community Policing Division will meet at Francis Patton School in…
The Community Policing Division will meet at Francis Patton School in…
BTA Invites Creatives To Join Bermuda Art Month
Today the Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] is inviting artists, cultural organisations, performers, galleries, makers and creative entrepreneurs to participate in Bermuda Art Month this October. A spokesperson said, “The monthlong celebration showcases Bermuda’s arts and culture through exhibitions, workshops, performances, tours, open studios and other creative experiences for residents and visitors. The BTA is calling …
Australia gives regulator more power to pursue Big Tech over under-16 ban
The move comes as evidence suggests children are still able to access the platforms six months after the world-first restrictions took effect in December
UK asylum seekers face £10,000 charge before they can apply to settle
Immigration is one of the most contested issues in British politics, consistently ranking among voters’ top concerns in opinion polls and at times fuelling prot
Australia gives regulator more power to pursue Big Tech over under-16 ban
The move comes as evidence suggests children are still able to access the platforms six months after the world-first restrictions took effect in December
UK asylum seekers face £10,000 charge before they can apply to settle
Immigration is one of the most contested issues in British politics, consistently ranking among voters’ top concerns in opinion polls and at times fuelling prot
UK defence plan delay stifles military supply base
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is finally expected to publish the Defence Investment Plan on Tuesday, one of his final acts before he steps down in July
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