Artemis II moon crew flies farther than humans have ever gone before
The six-hour survey of the normally hidden hemisphere of Earth’s only natural satellite was highlighted by the astronauts’ direct visual observations of “impact
Airline pilots must be given final say on flying in war zones, aviators’ group says
Montreal-based IFALPA said airlines should recognize how conflict zone operations can create mental and emotional strain in the cockpit
International Ne
Australia’s most decorated soldier charged with war crimes
He was charged with five counts of war crimes in connection with the murder of five people in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012, Australian Federal Police said
Euro zone growth slows to nine-month low on surging costs, PMI shows
The S&P Global euro zone Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 50.7 in March from 51.9 in February, but was slightly higher than a preliminary estima
Sterling not far from early March levels against the euro
Britain is highly exposed to energy imports and investors remain nervous about the country’s fragile public finances
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Plate Removed From Govt Vehicle After Crash
Police are investigating a Sunday morning collision involving a government vehicle that struck a utility pole in St. George’s, leaving the driver with minor injuries and the vehicle extensively damaged. A police spokesperson said, “At approximately 9:35 a.m. on Sunday, April 5, 2026, Police received a report that a vehicle had struck a utility pole …
Bermuda’s medal tally at the
Bermuda’s medal tally at the 53rd Carifta Games has doubled following a heroic performance on the track by Sanchez Smith during a humid second evening of competition at the Kirani James Athletic Stadium.
Boat and mooring registration open since April 1
Owners must renew by May 31 to avoid late fees
The Department of Marine and Ports Services, Boats and Moorings section, is reminding boat owners a
Hamilton proclaims autism awareness and acceptance day
Ministers commit to expanding inclusive programmes and training to better serve autistic children and adults
The proclamation of World Autism Aware
Government fleet vehicle crashes into pole in St. George’s
No life threatening injuries were reported and officers are making enquiries
At approximately 9:35 a.m. on Sunday, April 5, 2026, Police received
Inquest into 2024 death of St George’s woman
A coroner’s inquest into the 2024 death of a St George’s woman began yesterday with a jury viewing video footage recorded shortly before her death.
The jury heard that Jennifer Steede, 61, was pronoun…
The jury heard that Jennifer Steede, 61, was pronoun…
Rory Shepherd Wins Second Carifta Medal
Rory Shepherd won his second silver medal after placing second in the boys’ 13 to 14 200 metres individual medley on the final day of the Carifta Championships in Martinique yesterday [April 6]. Shepherd, who also claimed silver in the male 13 to 15 50 backstroke on Saturday, finished the 200 individual medley in 2min …
Watch: Miles Outerbridge just misses out on sprint double at Carifta
Miles Outerbridge narrowly missed out on doing the sprint double at the Carifta Track and Field Championships after finishing second in the 200 metres final.
Outerbridge made a blistering start and le…
Outerbridge made a blistering start and le…
Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: April 6 2026
April 6 saw 0 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The BSX finished at 3,422.09, 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: April 2 2026 Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: April 1 …
Nia Christopher Scores In Cup Final Defeat
Bermuda footballer Nia Christopher scored on her debut for Icelandic side FH Hafnarfjorour in their 3-1 defeat to Breioablik in the Iceland Super Cup final. After extreme Arctic weather forced the abandonment of the original fixture after just ten minutes, the rescheduled match went ahead on Friday [April 3]. Christopher netted in the 79th minute, …
Rory Shepherd picks up second silver medal at Carifta Games
Rory Shepherd picked up his second medal at the Carifta Aquatics Championships in Martinique after finishing second in the 200 metres individual medley.
Shepherd fought his way through the field from …
Shepherd fought his way through the field from …
Social media was abuzz today
Social media was abuzz today as shocking footage began circulating online, allegedly showing cockroaches throughout a well-known food hub location in Flats.
Somerset Primary Advances FIDE Recognition
Somerset Primary is advancing toward FIDE EDU recognition as its chess programme fosters student learning, character development, and social-emotional skills. A Government spokesperson said, “Somerset Primary is progressing toward international recognition by the FIDE Chess in Education Commission [FIDE EDU], marking a significant milestone in the school’s efforts to use chess as a tool to …
Video: Outerbridge Wins Silver Medal At Carifta
Bermudian sprinter Miles Outerbridge won silver medal in the 200m at the 53rd Carifta Games in Grenada, marking his second medal of these prestigious regional games, as he previously claimed the gold medal in the 100 meters. Related Stories Video: Sakari Famous Wins CARIFTA Medal Videos: 4×400 Relay Teams Win Carifta Medals! Video: Jauza James Wins 1500m …
Miles Outerbridge narrowly denied sprint double at Carifta
Miles Outerbridge narrowly missed out on doing the sprint double at the Carifta Track and Field Championships after finishing second in the 200 metres final.
Outerbridge made a blistering start and le…
Outerbridge made a blistering start and le…
Six City Staff Complete Leadership Course
Six City of Hamilton employees have successfully completed the internationally recognised ILM Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management. A spokesperson said, “The City of Hamilton is proud to announce that six City employees have successfully completed the Institute of Leadership & Management [ILM] Level 3 Certificate in Leadership and Management, an internationally recognised qualification …
Bermuda Marks Autism Awareness & Acceptance
The proclamation of World Autism Awareness and Acceptance Day and April as Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month offered an opportunity to reflect on what neurodivergence means for Bermuda and the actions needed to support Bermuda’s autistic community. Charles Gosling, Mayor of the City of Hamilton, stated, “Here in Hamilton, we strive to be a city …
Bermuda Job Connect Platform Launched
The Department of Workforce Development [DWD] launched Bermuda Job Connect, the Government of Bermuda’s new online platform “designed to better connect job seekers and employers. A Government spokesperson said, “Now live, Bermuda Job Connect replaces the former Bermuda Job Board with a more modern, user-friendly, data-driven system that reflects the evolving needs of Bermuda’s labour …
Lightbourne Appointed Libraries & Archives Director
Mandellas Lightbourne has been appointed Director of Libraries and Archives, bringing over 25 years of public service experience to the leadership role. A Government spokesperson said, “The Head of the Public Service, Cherie Whitter, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Mandellas Lightbourne as the Director of Libraries and Archives. “In this capacity, Mr. …
Plastic Detox Documentary Screening On Friday
The Bermuda College Eco Club will be hosting a fundraiser screening of The Plastic Detox Documentary on Friday [April 10] at the Athene Lecture Hall. A spokesperson said, “The community is invited to attend this fundraiser for Bermuda College Eco Club on Friday, April 10th at the Athene Lecture Hall at the Bermuda College campus. …
Triathlon: BTA Home Event Results
The BTA Home Event took place at the Harrington Sound Dock, featuring competitors across various age groups and distance categories. In the Over 16 years old category, Jackson Langley secured the overall victory with a total time of 52:12. Langley completed the 685-meter swim in 8:17, the 17.8 km bike segment in 27:58, and the …
Online scam falsifies Gazette brand in fraud attempt
Social media users were warned against a fraudulent Facebook post that used branding from The Royal Gazette to promote a scam.
The post was shared by the page Fresh news on Saturday and featured a sca…
The post was shared by the page Fresh news on Saturday and featured a sca…
Got questions on CARICOM?
With Tuesday’s public discussion CARICOM pending, we take a look at the media messaging so far, and some of the questions that may need to be answered
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VOX POP: Full CARICOM membership
Ahead of Tuesday’s Town Hall discussion, Kendal Trott went into Hamilton to ask ‘Should Bermuda become a full member of CARICOM?’
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Over a busy Easter holiday
Over a busy Easter holiday weekend, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) carried out proactive patrols, as well as road sobriety checkpoints, in all nine parishes.
Fire breaks out in government landfill near airport
Airport operator Skyport noted the dangers posed by a nearby government waste facility after a fire broke out at the landfill over the weekend.
A spokeswoman confirmed that the blaze started at the Pu…
A spokeswoman confirmed that the blaze started at the Pu…
Butterfield shares gain 0.7% in New York
The RG/BSX Index closed unchanged at 3,422.09 points with no trading on the Bermuda Stock Exchange.
Meanwhile Butterfield Bank ended the day up 38 cents (0.71 per cent) on the New York Stock Exchange …
Meanwhile Butterfield Bank ended the day up 38 cents (0.71 per cent) on the New York Stock Exchange …
Lowered pass rates announced for work-permit English tests
The Department of Immigration today announced a lowering of minimum pass rates for work permit applicants taking certain required English proficiency tests, and extended the list of allowable tests.
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Oil dips in choppy trade; US, Iran receive ceasefire proposal framework
The price moves on Monday were dwarfed by an 11% surge for WTI and an 8% rise for Brent during the previous trading session on Thursday, the biggest absolute pr
Nahki Wells doubtful for Wembley final with groin injury
Nahki Wells’ hopes of playing in a third Wembley final hang in the balance after the Luton Town striker came off with a suspected groin injury in his team’s convincing 3-0 win away to Sky Bet League O…
May 31 due date for boats and moorings licences
Boat and mooring owners have must renew their licences by the end of next month, the Department of Marine and Ports said today.
Decals for 2027 must be in place by June 1. Licences renewed after May 3…
Decals for 2027 must be in place by June 1. Licences renewed after May 3…
Airport Waste Facility fire under investigation
Firefighters tackle late night blaze; no injuries reported
An investigation is ongoing after a blaze erupted at the Airport Waste Management Facility in
Pressure mounts on UK government to ban Kanye West after festival backlash
West, now known as Ye, has been criticised in the past for antisemitic remarks and celebration of Nazism, which have led on several occasions to his social medi
South Korea says ‘credible intelligence’ indicates North Korean leader’s daughter is successor
The NIS said the imagery of the daughter driving a tank was intended to highlight her supposed military aptitude and dispel doubts over a female heir, lawmakers
Russian grain ship believed sunk in Ukrainian drone attack is found and towed to shore, TASS says
Analysts said the April 5 attack on the ship added to risks to global food security and agricultural trade stemming from the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war against Ir
The Ministry of Education responded
The Ministry of Education responded to recent TNN reports, clarifying and correcting inaccuracies about recent Department of Education leadership appointments.
Near-miss with police car leads to 18-month roads ban
A motorist who almost struck a police car in Southampton has been disqualified from driving all vehicles for 18 months.
Demiko James, 30, admitted not taking a breath test when he appeared in Magistra…
Demiko James, 30, admitted not taking a breath test when he appeared in Magistra…
HSBC blames ‘security controls’ for PayPal problem
HSBC Bermuda said today that security controls were the reason that some recent PayPal transactions were not accepted.
The bank acknowledged recent inquiries regarding declined transactions involving …
The bank acknowledged recent inquiries regarding declined transactions involving …
Bermuda Job Connect online platform now in action
The Government’s new employment website has gone live, the Minister of Economy and Labour has announced.
Jason Hayward said the online platform Bermuda Job Connect from the Department of Workforce De…
Jason Hayward said the online platform Bermuda Job Connect from the Department of Workforce De…
Man admits sending threatening messages
A man will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court this month for threatening a woman and sending her two menacing messages.
Phillip Miereles, 37, of Southampton, pleaded guilty to the three offences when …
Phillip Miereles, 37, of Southampton, pleaded guilty to the three offences when …
Boat and mooring owners reminded to file licensing renewals
Fees due by the end of May, with 2027 decals to be in place on all moorings and boats by June 1
Government media release:
The Department of Marine and
Government’s new job connection platform goes live
The refreshed system replaces the former Bermuda Job Board
Government media release:
The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today launched Berm
Teenager remanded for armed burglary charge
A teenager accused of aggravated burglary has been remanded into custody until next month.
Tajae Browne-Dill, 18, was charged with trespassing in and attempting steal from a Sandys apartment while arm…
Tajae Browne-Dill, 18, was charged with trespassing in and attempting steal from a Sandys apartment while arm…
New head announced for libraries and archives
The Government has announced a new Director of Libraries and Archives.
Mandellas Lightbourne will work under the direction of the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry for the Cabinet Office and Digita…
Mandellas Lightbourne will work under the direction of the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry for the Cabinet Office and Digita…
Police arrest 28 during holiday weekend
Police arrested 28 people between 5pm on Thursday and 5am today, about one third of which were for driving while impaired.
The Bermuda Police Service said that six people arrested for impaired drivin…
The Bermuda Police Service said that six people arrested for impaired drivin…