Are the US attacks on Iran legal?
Below is a look at the legality of the U.S. attacks, which critics say exceed the president’s authority and fails to comply with international law
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Water interruption affects government quarry
A water supply issue occurred at the government quarry today, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said.
A spokesman said shortly before 5pm that the ministry was alerted of the issue at the H…
A spokesman said shortly before 5pm that the ministry was alerted of the issue at the H…
Gulf shipping crisis deepens as tankers stranded for fifth day, US sinks Iranian warship
Hundreds of other vessels remained outside Hormuz unable to reach ports, shipping data showed
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The U.S.–Iran war wi
Apple debuts $599 MacBook Neo to challenge Chromebooks, Windows PCs
A lower-priced laptop marks one of Apple’s most aggressive entry points into the PC market in years
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Britain’s energy price-cap forecast to rise about 10%, Cornwall Insight says
A rise would be unwelcome news for Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour government, which is under pressure to meet a pledge to curb household energy costs
Parks staff undergo advanced training
Goal is to ensure that personnel are equipped with internationally recognised horticultural knowledge and practical techniques
The Ministry of Public Wo
Two-hour emergency lane closure on Flatts Hill
Drivers headed east on Middle Road on Flatts Hill in Smith’s were advised at 5pm to consider detours, with the eastbound lane to be closed until at least 7pm.
The Ministry of Public Works said paving …
The Ministry of Public Works said paving …
BBC Radio News: Wednesday Evening
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Bermuda beat Barbados but fall short of qualification
Bermuda’s Under-20 national team concluded their 2026 Concacaf Qualifying campaign on a high note with a clinical 2-0 victory over Barbados at the Proyecto Go
Young sailors given city tour
Visiting young sailors from the Alexander Von Humboldt II tall ship, which is docked in Hamilton, took part in an educational tour arou
Harvard singers return to Bermuda this month
Their traditional Spring Break tour will include a free performance at noon on Friday, March 20 at the Cathedral
The U.S. Consulate and the Cathedral of
Moments ago, TNN received word
Moments ago, TNN received word from a reliable source that government workers at the Works and Engineering, government quarry in Hamilton Parish, have officially downed tools due to a complete lack of running water throughout the compound.
Graduating corrections officers begin service
New prison officers have begun active service, after their passing-out parade last week at Warwick Camp as the class of 2025-26 for the Department of Corrections.
Kim Wilkerson, the Attorney-General a…
Kim Wilkerson, the Attorney-General a…
US and Britain split over crypto collaboration, sources say
The U.S. and Britain announced in September a taskforce for reducing regulation for companies seeking to access each other’s markets and to improve digital as
Mexico court orders army to hand in missing documents on students that disappeared
The case of the disappearance of the students from Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College has been marred by missteps and interference
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Turkey says NATO defences destroyed Iran missile, risking war expansion
It was unclear where the missile was headed
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Turkey said that NATO air defences destroyed an Iranian ballistic missil
Tesla’s UK sales plummet in February but outpace BYD, New Automotive data shows
Tesla sold 2,208 vehicles in February, down 45.2% from a year earlier
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Tesla’s UK sales fell sharply in February, but
Opposition MP: systemic issues underlie ride-share legislation
The Government has not provided “concrete answers” on the Transport Control Department’s ability to properly regulate potential ride-share drivers, an Opposition MP said.
Dwayne Robinson, the Shadow M…
Dwayne Robinson, the Shadow M…
Cabinet to consider jury reform policy and share with public
Analysis of feedback from jury reform consultation will help to shape a policy position for consideration and approval by the Cabinet, the Junior Minister of Justice said this week.
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Baseball: Hall & Canada banking on unprecedented depth
Team Canada enters the 2026 World Baseball Classic grappling with a problem once unthinkable for the national program: an embarrassment of riches.
With Major
Individual brilliance and late drama for Bermudians in non-league
Bermuda’s contingent in English non-league football experienced a night of contrasting emotions as Ajani Burchall took individual honors while Reggie Lambe in
‘Dense fog’ promoted flight U-turn, authorities confirm
On the evening of 27 February, Bermuda experienced periods of dense fog which reduced visibility at the airport.
During this time, Air Canada Rouge flight RO
Op-ed: Ride share bill ‘skips over real issue’, says Shadow Transport Minister
One Bermuda Alliance MP Dwayne Robinson argues that real problem within the transport industry is a lack of accountability and enforcement of exisiting rules
Road paving programme shifts ahead of Swing Bridge work
A schedule for island-wide road paving will be adjusted to accommodate the anticipated replacement of Swing Bridge in the East End, MPs heard today.
Jaché Adams, the Minister of Public Works and the E…
Jaché Adams, the Minister of Public Works and the E…
Maycock completes challenging Florida double-header
Bowler David Maycock has concluded a demanding stint on the Professional Bowlers Association circuit in Port Saint Lucie, Florida.
The experienced internatio
Department of Corrections Passing-Out Parade
The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice Kim Wilkerson attended the Department of Corrections’ Passing-Out Parade for Class of 2025/26 at Warwick Camp. A spokesperson said, “The ceremony marked the successful completion of an intensive training programme for the newest cohort of six correctional officers, whose course commenced in 2025 and concluded earlier this year. “Addressing …
Ministers Outline 2026/2027 Ministry Priorities
Minister of National Security Michael Weeks and Attorney-General Kim Wilkerson outlined their ministries’ 2026/2027 priorities at a joint post-Budget press conference. Attorney-General and Minister of Justice Kim Wilkerson said, “Good morning, everyone. “Bermudians rely on a justice system that is fair and works for everyone whether you are going to court, serving on a jury, …
Corrections department fulfils academic mandate
Several prisoners are pursuing academic programmes at the Bermuda College as part of the broader mandate of the Department of Corrections to provide inmates with a range of rehabilitative opportunitie…
Lindo’s to Lindo’s returns to the streets
The annual Lindo’s to Lindo’s race ais to return this weekend, raising funds to support the Bermuda Diabetes Association.
The 27th iteration of popular event is scheduled to kick off at 8.30am on Sund…
The 27th iteration of popular event is scheduled to kick off at 8.30am on Sund…
Former adviser’s vision for Britain to embrace OTs
A former UK government adviser drew up a proposal to fully incorporate the Overseas Territories, including Bermuda, into Britain, with representation in Westminster.
Ben Judah told the Winston Marshal…
Ben Judah told the Winston Marshal…
London stocks rise after two-day slide; home builders slump
Heavyweight lenders, which took a beating on economic concerns stemming from the war this week, led the recovery with HSBC, Standard Chartered and Barclays up a
Rego Sotheby’s honours top agents
Margaret Young, Christina Georgopoulos and Rachel Sawden recognised for 2025 performance
L – R is Agency Manager Ben Rego, Rachel Sawden, Margaret Young, C
Rego Sotheby’s honours top agents
Margaret Young, Christina Georgopoulos and Rachel Sawden recognised for 2025 performance
L – R is Agency Manager Ben Rego, Rachel Sawden, Margaret Young, C
SailGP taps Bermuda’s young innovators
1,800 students from across the island’s schools to design model F50 catamarans
School children visit the SailGP Inspire STEM City area ahead of the Mubadala
SailGP taps Bermuda’s young innovators
1,800 students from across the island’s schools to design model F50 catamarans
School children visit the SailGP Inspire STEM City area ahead of the Mubadala
Inflation biggest risk to debt markets facing ‘big stress test’, OECD official says
Oil prices are up 16% this week and government bond yields have jumped on investor fears over inflation if higher energy prices persist
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Inflation biggest risk to debt markets facing ‘big stress test’, OECD official says
Oil prices are up 16% this week and government bond yields have jumped on investor fears over inflation if higher energy prices persist
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Six new corrections officers pass out at Warwick Camp
Attorney-General Kim Wilkerson praises recruits’ training, professionalism and commitment to public safety
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Weekend road races to affect traffic
Police and race marshals to manage traffic during two road running events
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The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advis
AI may be creating instead of destroying jobs for now, ECB blog argues
A recent study by Germany’s Ifo Institute found that more than a quarter of German firms expect AI to lead to job cuts in the next five years
Internatio
Europe’s growth model is coming to an end, Eurogroup chair says
Kyriakos Pierrakakis told a conference organised by the European Investment Bank that Europe’s economy was facing strong demographic headwinds
Internati
Britain fines Wood Group $17 million for inaccurate results
Wood Group’s issues came to light from November 2024, triggering a 85% plunge in its share price by April 2025 and leading to a share suspension the following m
Sterling gets brief respite; energy prices in focus
With investors focused on the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran and the resulting surge in global energy prices, UK markets offered little reaction to finance mini
UN ‘deeply disturbed’ by strike on Iran school that killed 160 children
The school in Minab was hit on Saturday, the first day of U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran
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A United Nations panel of
LSEG to help upgrade Australian bourse operator ASX’s derivatives trading platform
Under the deal, LSEG will provide a high-performance, low-latency system for ASX 24, which offers trading in Australian and New Zealand equity, commodity and in
Legislators paid an extra $479,000 for government work
Senators and MPs were paid an additional $479,705.73 for their work on Government entities between September 2024 and November 2025.
MPs were told this week that 15 parliamentarians, all from the Gove…
MPs were told this week that 15 parliamentarians, all from the Gove…
A 65-year-old man from Sandys
A 65-year-old man from Sandys Parish appeared before the Magistrates’ Court yesterday facing charges of unlawful assault and threatening behavior.
‘It’s absolutely a blitz mentality here’
A Bermudian pilot caught in Dubai during the Persian Gulf conflict has described how he watched explosions 600 metres from his hotel when Iran attacked the nearby airport.
Rufus Ward, from Warwick, d…
Rufus Ward, from Warwick, d…
Project Ride to go on the road after MPS amend law
Members of Parliament welcomed legislation that would require teenagers to ride on Bermuda’s roads before securing their auxiliary cycle rider’s licence.
The Auxiliary Bicycles (Project Ride) Amendme…
The Auxiliary Bicycles (Project Ride) Amendme…
Ceola Wilson remembered as fearless, talented and tenacious
Family, media figures, politicians and other distinguished members of the community gathered at St Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church in Hamilton yesterday to celebrate the life of journalist Ceo…