Britain nationalises British Steel to protect domestic steelmaking
The move is the latest in a series of measures Britain has taken to support its steel industry, including a new set of tariffs and quotas to protect the sector
Oil eases as traders weigh US-Iran conflict risks
Brent crude futures were down 27 cents, or 0.32%, to $84.68 a barrel at 1011 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures were down 11 cents, or 0.14%, to $7
Sterling hovers around two-month high as fiscal concerns ease
Britain’s economy eked out minimal growth in May as the services industry expanded but other sectors shrank, suggesting fragile confidence among businesses
Comment: Why our Flora should be celebrated as one of the world’s greatest
When Flora Duffy won an Olympic gold medal in Tokyo in 2021, she achieved every young athlete’s dream.
But that victory was just the culmination of more than a decade of sustained success that makes …
But that victory was just the culmination of more than a decade of sustained success that makes …
Zlatko Zahirovic: Smartphone upgrades that you can’t see
Every year, a new smartphone arrives promising a better camera, a brighter screen, or some new artificial intelligence feature that is supposed to change the way we live. Most of us have become a lit…
Caricom pushes decolonisation as reparation proposal
Caricom has presented a plan for Britain to give up its territories, including Bermuda, as part of a raft of reparation proposals.
The key suggestion is featured in a policy statement being promoted i…
The key suggestion is featured in a policy statement being promoted i…
New senator’s stirring maiden speech on call to service
New senator Ryan Robinson Perinchief told the Upper House how he had grown up hearing early-morning political debates around his family table to the smell of traditional codfish and potato breakfa…
Dance school honours legacy with relocation to Music Box
An iconic music store on Reid Street that closed this year will see its artistic legacy continue when In Motion School of Dance opens a studio and retail space at the spot.
Lizz Pimentel, the owner an…
Lizz Pimentel, the owner an…
Charity calls for more senior protections
Age Concern Bermuda has called for more safeguards for senior citizens as the island’s ageing population continues to rise.
The call from the charity came after it was revealed that reports of abuse a…
The call from the charity came after it was revealed that reports of abuse a…
Upcoming legislation to strengthen human rights
Amendments to the Human Rights Act 1981 represent “important steps” towards strengthening protections in Bermuda, the Human Rights Commission said.
A Bill tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday wou…
A Bill tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday wou…
Trainer gets charitable licence for school lunch programme
A personal trainer who committed himself to keeping schoolchildren healthy and properly fed has received charity status to continue his efforts.
Hafid James has spent the past four years delivering he…
Hafid James has spent the past four years delivering he…
Shortly before 10:25 pm on
Shortly before 10:25 pm on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Police received a report from staff at the Emergency Department of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, that two juvenile males, a 16-year-old and a 15-year-old, had attended the facility seeking treatment for gunshot wounds.
POLICE UPDATE: Naiche Smith who
POLICE UPDATE: Naiche Smith who was earlier reported missing, has now returned safe and well.
The Bermuda Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in locating 17-year-old Bermuda National, Naiche Smith.
15-Year-Old & 16-Year-Old In Injured In Shooting
Two males, a 16-year-old and a 15-year-old, attended the hospital “seeking treatment for gunshot wounds,” the police have confirmed. A police spokesperson said, “Shortly before 10:25 pm on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Police received a report from staff at the Emergency Department of the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, that two juvenile males, a 16-year-old and …
Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: July 15 2026
July 15 saw 600 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, valued at $19,500.00 BD. 600 shares were traded by Watlington Waterworks Ltd., closing down 4.4% at $32.50 per share. The BSX finished at 3,745.99, down 0.05% on the day. There were 0 advances, 1 decline, and 46 remained unchanged. The full report for the …
Two teenage boys shot in Pembroke
Full police statement:
Shortly before 10:25 pm on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, Police received a report from staff at the Emergency Department of the King Edwar
Teenagers injured in shooting
Two teenagers sustained non-life threatening injuries during a reported shooting last night.
A police spokesman said officers were notified that two males, aged 15 and 16, attended King Edward VII Mem…
A police spokesman said officers were notified that two males, aged 15 and 16, attended King Edward VII Mem…
Jon Beard Backs Bermuda At CAC Games
Jon Beard, Bermuda’s chef de mission, is confident the island’s team will produce strong performances at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The Bermuda Olympic Association has named a 104-member delegation, including 78 athletes, the largest team the island has sent to a multi-sport event. Bermuda will compete in 17 …
Watlington falls 4.4% on BSX
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index fell 1.9 points, or 0.05 per cent, to end the day at 3,745.99.
Only Watlington Waterworks saw movement with 600 shares trading with the price falling $1.50, or 4.4 per cent…
Only Watlington Waterworks saw movement with 600 shares trading with the price falling $1.50, or 4.4 per cent…
CARICOM reparations body calls for decolonisation
Government has sought not to associate independence with its CARICOM plans, but this week a CARICOM body calling for reparations has coupled it with a call deco
BP proposes to close venturing arm, sell stakes in portfolio
CEO Meg O’Neill, who started in the top job in April, said earlier this month that BP needs to prioritise financial discipline by simplifying its portfolio, cut
French parliament votes on landmark assisted dying bill
The proposed legislation would, under strict conditions, allow a person who requests it to receive a lethal substance
International News via Reuters:
UK’s incoming prime minister Burnham to name Mahmood as finance minister, FT reports
Mahmood has little economic policy experience and has taken a tough line on immigration, but she is further to the right in the governing Labour Party than Mili
Atlanta police prepare for Argentina-England World Cup semi-final
The Atlanta Police Department has said it will have enhanced security in place, proactive measures that were the result of continual security assessment
Premier celebrates cultural ties during Azores visit
David Burt has paid a visit to the Azores on the invitation of its president, José Manuel Bolieiro.
The Premier, who was accompanied by Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sp…
The Premier, who was accompanied by Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Culture and Sp…
Work continues to bring public guardian Bill forward
Work to establish an Office of the Public Guardian is still under way, with legislation being drafted to allow a two-year pilot programme.
The agency, promised in the 2020 Throne Speech, would be aime…
The agency, promised in the 2020 Throne Speech, would be aime…
Liberty Mutual Bermuda welcomes summer interns
Liberty Mutual Bermuda has welcomed eight summer interns to its annual internship programme, which offers students and young professionals the opportunity to gain hands-on experience across the insura…
Global stablecoin warning comes as island makes digital push
The world’s central bankers have warned that privately issued stablecoins should not become the foundation of the monetary system, even as Bermuda moves ahead with plans to expand stablecoin payments …
Public warned about continuing fraudulent bank call scheme
The Bermuda Police Service is warning the public to be wary of calls from individuals claiming to represent local banks.
A police spokesman said scammers were “telling the call recipients that there h…
A police spokesman said scammers were “telling the call recipients that there h…
Mereo Insurance joins Abir
Mereo Insurance, the start-up launched by industry veteran Brian Duperreault, has joined the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers.
Launched in February 2025, Mereo is a Bermuda-based reinsu…
Launched in February 2025, Mereo is a Bermuda-based reinsu…
DHL to close Cox’s Hill site
Global logistics company DHL has closed the customer services desk at its location in Cox’s Hill, Pembroke.
All customer services, including package pick-up, will now be available only at its Hamilton…
All customer services, including package pick-up, will now be available only at its Hamilton…
Caitlyn Bobb finishes third in Jerome Classic
Caitlyn Bobb warmed up for the Commonwealth Games by clocking 53.56sec to finish third in the women’s 400 metres premium at the Jerome Classic in Burnaby, British Columbia, on Tuesday night.
Running i…
Running i…
Apple chasing AI chip company deals, The Information reports
Apple is looking to buy chip companies to bolster its efforts to make server processors for running AI
International News via Reuters:
Apple is look
Oliver Hayward pleased with first triathlon at elite level
Oliver Hayward was satisfied with his performance in his first appearance among the elite men at the Americas Triathlon Cup Magog over the weekend.
Hayward finished 32nd of 52 and completed the race…
Actors sought to bring inspirational musical to life
A local theatre company is looking to build a team for a Bermudian-based adaptation of The Woman at the Well, planned to take the stage in October.
The Noire Youth Theatre Company said auditions and p…
The Noire Youth Theatre Company said auditions and p…
Sheinbaum rejects DEA comments of “deadly connection” between her government and cartels
Sheinbaum said the DEA should focus its efforts on combating drug trafficking, distribution, and money laundering within the United States, which she described
Incoming UK budget office head sees higher interest rates and weaker growth than consensus
Britain’s exposure to the jump in energy prices caused by the Iran war could cause high inflation to become embedded in the economy for several years, Haskel to
Portugal says strategy, not just price, will decide TAP stake buyer
Portugal relaunched TAP’s long-delayed privatisation in July, aiming to sell a 44.9% stake to a strategic airline partner to strengthen its global reach and com
Mosaic welcomes eight interns
Mosaic Insurance has welcomed eight interns across its offices in Bermuda, London, New York, and Chicago this summer, the largest group in the programme’s six-year history.
This year’s cohort, placed …
This year’s cohort, placed …
Attorney-General On Public Guardian Office
Attorney-General Kim Wilkerson provided an update on Government’s progress in establishing the Office of the Public Guardian, which will be designed to assist seniors, people living with mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and vulnerable persons in the community. Speaking today [July 15] in the Senate, the Attorney-General said, “I rise today to update this Honourable Senate on …
Dame Flora Duffy: Close Chapter With Gratitude
After a racing career that made history and cemented her as one of the best athletes of all time, Dame Flora Duffy has said she “closes this chapter” of her life with a heart full of gratitude and said it has been her “greatest joy to represent our small island around the world.” In a post …
Trott injury ‘not serious’ says Cardiff boss Barry-Murphy
Cardiff City manager Brian Barry-Murphy has downplayed concerns over goalkeeper Nathan Trott after the Bermudian sat out the club’s opening pre-season fixtures.
Olympic Gold medallist Dame Flora Duffy announces retirement from triathlon
Olympic Gold Medallist and Bermudian icon Dame Flora Duffy has officially announced her retirement from triathlon.
She leaves the sport after thirty years ma
Bermudian duo shine on opening day of Battle of Boca
Tariq Simons and Trey Mallory made a flawless start to their Battle of Boca wildcard campaigns in Florida to keep their hopes of a spot in Paraguay alive.
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Island’s juniors showcase their talents in the US
Some of the island’s top golf prospects put their skills to the test in the United States last week.
Sa-Qui Robinson, Cole Graham, Soutter Lachlan, Austin Frank and Bradford Laing flew the island’s fl…
Sa-Qui Robinson, Cole Graham, Soutter Lachlan, Austin Frank and Bradford Laing flew the island’s fl…
Dame Flora Duffy announces retirement
Bermuda’s most decorated athlete, Dame Flora Duffy, has announced her retirement.
During her illustrious career, Duffy won Bermuda’s only Olympic gold medal in Tokyo in 2021, two Commonwealth Games g…
During her illustrious career, Duffy won Bermuda’s only Olympic gold medal in Tokyo in 2021, two Commonwealth Games g…
Decolonisation put forward by Caricom as reparation proposal
Caricom has presented a plan for Britain to give up its territories, including Bermuda, as part of a raft of reparation proposals.
The key suggestion is featured in a policy statement being promoted i…
The key suggestion is featured in a policy statement being promoted i…
DPP reviewing statistics-related cases
A review is taking place of files related to people and companies that allegedly failed to comply with statistics legislation, the Director of Public Prosecutions has announced.
The Statistics Act 200…
The Statistics Act 200…
Warrant executed in Pembroke
Police executed a warrant at a Pembroke residence this week.
A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said the warrant was executed on Monday as part of a continuing investigation.
He said: “Given the sens…
A Bermuda Police Service spokesman said the warrant was executed on Monday as part of a continuing investigation.
He said: “Given the sens…
Photos: Alliance Française’s Bastille Day
The Alliance Française des Bermudes held their annual Bastille Day celebration, featuring French food, live music and more. A spokesperson previously said, “France’s national day ‘le Quatorze Juillet’ falls on July 14th and is celebrated by English speakers around the world as Bastille Day. Marked across France and in French communities everywhere, the day honours …