UK economy posts strong Q1, but Iran war casts shadow over outlook
Gross domestic product increased by 0.3% month-on-month in March, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, against expectations in a Reuters poll of econo
Dollar lifted by growing odds of Fed rate hikes; Trump-Xi summit under way
Xi told Trump that trade talks were making progress but warned that disagreement over Taiwan could send relations down a dangerous path, framing a high-stakes m
UK regulator to toughen private credit reporting, sources say
The Financial Conduct Authority has told alternative asset managers, a sector that includes private credit and equity, about an overhaul of reporting requiremen
Ministry Issues Two Road Traffic Notices
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment has issued two road traffic notices for Bermuda Bicycle Association Winners Edge Time Trial on Sunday and for Youth Movement in Colour Run on Saturday. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises the public of temporary traffic controls related to two events taking …
Dashun Cooper returns home with faith in the future
Goalkeeper coach Dashun Cooper is back home in Bermuda and relishing his favourite time of the year.
Cooper uses his summer break to influence the next generation of talent on island but this year he…
Cooper uses his summer break to influence the next generation of talent on island but this year he…
Government partners with US firm to deploy AI
The Bermuda Government and Near AI, an artificial intelligence research, engineering and product development firm, have partnered to deploy secure AI across Bermuda’s public sector services.
David Bur…
David Bur…
Tech entrepreneur spells out vision of future of finance
Charles Hoskinson sees a future in which our phones effectively become our banks, enabling us to transfer digital money seamlessly and instantly around the world, without fees or bureaucratic friction…
Watch: Stellar all-in for Bermuda’s onchain economy
Bermuda was put on the path to digital finance when David Burt was told in 2017 that blockchain would destroy industries, including insurance and accountancy. He had just become the Premier.
Recountin…
Recountin…
Watch: Kraken parent in pact to spur tokenisation drive
One of the clearest demonstrations of the convergence of traditional finance and digital asset markets is the just-announced collaboration between Payward, the parent company of global crypto platform…
Applebaum: digital assets reshaping capital markets
Global finance is approaching a once-in-a-lifetime inflection point as digital assets, regulation and infrastructure converge to reshape capital markets.
That was the word from Spencer Applebaum, cryp…
That was the word from Spencer Applebaum, cryp…
Ministry Launches ‘Healing Starts Here’ Campaign
The Ministry of National Security announced the launch of ‘Healing Starts Here,’ the third campaign under the Stop the Violence public awareness initiative. A Government spokesperson said, “The campaign forms part of Bermuda’s National Violence Reduction Strategy and focuses on the connection between mental health, unhealed trauma, and violence, particularly among men and young people …
DENR ramps up management of feral chicken population
Teams removed almost 1,700 feral chickens from the island’s bird population in the past month in a drive to control their numbers, Rotarians heard this week.
Geoffrey Smith, the Director of the Depart…
Geoffrey Smith, the Director of the Depart…
Mikhail Nesbitt’s lifelong pilot dreams take flight
Mikhail Nesbitt’s passion for planes had been evident since childhood.
The 23-year-old devoted years to studying, building and then learning to fly aeroplanes.
Now, after getting his private pilot’s l…
The 23-year-old devoted years to studying, building and then learning to fly aeroplanes.
Now, after getting his private pilot’s l…
School celebrates partnership with therapy centre
A mental health facility in Pembroke has started an awareness-raising community outreach programme with a parish school.
Nicholas Darcueil, a founder of Dignity House, said the partnership with Victor…
Nicholas Darcueil, a founder of Dignity House, said the partnership with Victor…
Two striking vessels call on Hamilton
A Royal Navy warship headed for the Caribbean on a mission against drug smugglers and to offer support to British Overseas Territories during hurricane season has called on Hamilton.
The HMS Trent moo…
The HMS Trent moo…
Generations join in song for music therapy initiative
Seniors and students sang together as part of a collaboration between the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning and Compassionate Care Partners.
Hayley Cann, a music therapist, led a combination of BCC…
Hayley Cann, a music therapist, led a combination of BCC…
Selley And Bridges Set For Cocoa Beach
Bermudian pair David Selley and Steven Bridges will look to extend their lead in the Super Stock Class standings when the IHRA Offshore Racing Series heads to Florida this week for Thunder on Cocoa Beach 2026. Competing in the S-25 Team Bermuda boat, they collected the maximum 115 points in the opening event of the …
Bank price down 0.55%
The RG/BSX Index remained at 3,548.61 in the absence of trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange.
Butterfield Bank dropped 30 cents, or 0.55 per cent, on the New York Stock Exchange to close at $54.55 w…
Butterfield Bank dropped 30 cents, or 0.55 per cent, on the New York Stock Exchange to close at $54.55 w…
Walkers Supports Verdant Rock Licensing
Walkers’ Bermuda team advised Verdant Rock Limited on the successful completion of its registration as a Class 3B insurer by the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) under the Insurance Act 1978, as amended. A spokesperson said, “Verdant Rock is a Bermuda-based financial guarantee platform focused on emerging markets. The Class 3B licence positions the Company to …
Stovell & Dalhousie Finish Fourth At Nationals
The University of British Columbia won the 2026 CICSA Keelboat National Championship at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club, while the Dalhousie Sailing Team finished fourth overall after three days of racing on English Bay in Vancouver. Competing in tactically challenging conditions, the “UBC 1” crew used local knowledge and strong boat handling to secure the …
Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: May 13 2026
May 13 saw 0 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The BSX finished at 3,548.61, even on the day. There were 0 advances, 0 declines, and 47 remained unchanged. The full report for the day is available here [PDF]. Related Stories Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: May 12 2026 Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: May 11 …
Move More Bermuda Games Set For June
The Ministry of Health invites individuals aged 50 and above to register for the Move More Bermuda Games 2026, taking place on Friday, June 19th, from 6 pm to 8 pm at the Flora Duffy Stadium. A Government spokesperson said, “This year’s event promises an exciting evening of friendly competition, movement, and community spirit. “Participants …
Pelagos Announces 2026 Q1 Results
Pelagos Insurance Capital reported its first quarter 2026 financial results after market close today, highlighting growth in gross premiums written, improved underwriting performance, strong shareholder returns. A spokesperson said, “After market close today Pelagos Insurance Capital [NYSE: PLGO], formally Fidelis Insurance Group [NYSE: FIHL], reported their 2026 First Quarter Results. “First Quarter 2026 Highlights include: …
Youth Movement In Color Set For May 16
Families, organizations, youth groups and members of the running community are invited to take part in Swan’s Running Club’s “Youth Movement in Color” community 3K Color Event on May 16 at the Police Recreation Club, with proceeds supporting the Teen Advisory Board and the Young People’s Department of the AME Bermuda Conference. A spokesperson said, …
Chief Inspector Cardwell Retires After 38 Years
After nearly 38 years of service, Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell is retiring from the Bermuda Police Service. A police spokesperson said, “After nearly 38 years of dedicated service to the community, Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell is retiring from the Bermuda Police Service and beginning a new chapter. “Known affectionately as “Rob” to many of those …
Column: Kelly Madeiros On Mental Health & More
[Column written by Kelly Madeiros] Mental health support in Bermuda is often experienced in fragments. A parent notices something is not quite right. A teen starts to struggle. An adult reaches a point where support is needed. There may be an assessment – sometimes even a diagnosis. But what comes next is often far less …
Harbour Nights Opening Night Postponed
The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce announced that this evening’s [May 13] Harbour Nights has been cancelled, with the community invited to attend the opening night of the summer season next Wednesday on Front Street in Hamilton. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce advises the public that Harbour Nights scheduled for Wednesday, 13 May 2026 has …
TCD gets 33 suitable rideshare applicants – but expects 38 more
The Transport Control Department has vetted 33 out of 41 rideshare permit applications as the window to join the new transport service for the island neared its deadline of 5pm tomorrow.
However, Owen…
However, Owen…
Deondre Morris Proud After Title Bout
Bermudian Muay Thai fighter Deondre Morris has returned home after competing for a world title on an historic pay-per-view card in Canada. Morris faced local favourite Alec Spivey, a much larger opponent, at Rise of the Warrior 8, the first sanctioned Muay Thai event held in Ontario, but lost on points. Despite the defeat, Morris …
Christian Sousa, 26, appeared in
Christian Sousa, 26, appeared in Magistrates’ Court to face three indictable offences.
Police get advanced training in tackling financial crime
Two Bermudian-based police officers learnt about financial crime trends and practices last month in South Korea.
Detective Chief Inspector Leroy Mathurin and Acting Detective Inspector Zoenique Willia…
Detective Chief Inspector Leroy Mathurin and Acting Detective Inspector Zoenique Willia…
Global oil shock from Iran war may require ECB hikes, Lane says
Lane laid out the case for a well-telegraphed ECB rate hike in June, which some policymakers see as the first of several, despite an unfolding hit to economic g
BoE’s Mann says sterling and gilt moves are key for her rate decisions
British government 10-year gilt yields hit their highest since 2008 on Tuesday in response to pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign from members of
Cruise ship, carrying many Brits, stranded in France after stomach flu outbreak
One of the ship’s passengers, a 92-year old Briton, had passed away on board due to a cardiac arrest during a stop in Brest, Brittany, on May 11
Inter
Humanoid to deploy up to 2,000 robots at Schaeffler plants
The plan covers an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 robots across Schaeffler’s global manufacturing sites by 2032, a Humanoid spokesperson said
International Ne
Commonwealth Games medals the first to feature Braille
A Bulgarian-born artist based in Glasgow has been chosen to design the official medal for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with the resulting piece drawing praise for its groundbreaking commitment to acce…
Pelagos swings to profit on lower catastrophe losses
Pelagos Insurance Capital, formerly Fidelis Insurance Group, made a strong start to 2026, reporting improved profitability in the first quarter, helped by lower catastrophe losses.
Net income totalle…
Net income totalle…
Martello Re scholarships launched
Bermuda College Foundation and Martello Re Ltd have partnered to launch two scholarships aimed at students pursuing careers in actuarial science and technology.
The Martello Re Bermuda Scholarships wi…
The Martello Re Bermuda Scholarships wi…
Waterfront expands e-commerce push
Waterfront Group and digital consultancy Socialprise have launched four electronic commerce platforms, with a fifth site expected soon, as part of a broader effort to expand online ordering and custom…
Government announces lane closures in Sandys, Warwick
A road in Sandys has been reduced to a single lane to allow emergency repair works in the area.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and the Environment said that today and tomorrow, Pender Ro…
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and the Environment said that today and tomorrow, Pender Ro…
Harbour Nights kick-off cancelled over weather
The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce has cancelled Harbour Nights tonight, with the event series now scheduled to kick off next week.
Its announcement came as wet weather was forecast to continue throughou…
Its announcement came as wet weather was forecast to continue throughou…
Dage Minors Doubles Up At Oxford Meet
Middle-distance runner Dage Minors competed at the Iffley Road Track during celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of Roger Bannister’s sub-four-minute mile. Representing Bristol and West AC, Minors raced in the Men’s Mile against a strong field organised by the British Milers Club and Oxford University Athletic Club. The Bermudian finished tenth in 4min 12.15sec on …
Harbour Nights cancelled tonight due to bad weather
This evening’s edition of Harbour Nights has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
The popular weekly summer event was scheduled to return to Front Stre
Kids’ Hour programme continues with focus on shells
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Kids’ Hour programme will turn its eye to shells and hermit crabs this weekend with family friendly fun and games.
The next edition of the programme, to …
The next edition of the programme, to …
BUEI Kids Hour dives into hermit crab world
The hands-on programme takes place this Saturday, May 16
Get ready for giggles, ocean discoveries, and a whole lot of shell‑tastic fun! The Bermuda Und
List of Planning Applications Advertised on May 13, 2026
The applications shown below are available for review on the Department of Planning’s Customer Self Service Portal. or between the hours of 8:45 am and 4:30 pm weekdays at the Department of Planning, Seven Arches Building, 3rd Floor, 44 Church Street West, City of Hamilton HM12.
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Video campaign looks to address men’s mental health
A video series will look at the link between mental health, unsettled trauma and violence in men as “uncomfortable” truths are faced in an effort to create safer communities.
Healing Starts Here, …
Forum puts spotlight on modernising electricity sector
Residents have been invited to attend a forum in Hamilton on Monday to hear about the Government’s plan to modernise Bermuda’s electricity sector.
The Ministry of Home Affairs will host a public meeti…
The Ministry of Home Affairs will host a public meeti…
Harbour Nights set to return this evening
Harbour Nights is set to return to Front Street this evening, with the popular weekly event expanding to a 19-week season that will end on Septem
UK stocks close higher as miners, banks rebound
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed 0.58% higher, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 rose 0.28%
International News via Reuters:
UK stocks ended higher on We