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A Bermuda police officer has been arrested on allegations of dishonesty, sparking a serious investigation by the Bermuda Police Service. Acting Commissioner Na’imah Astwood emphasized that integrity and professionalism are non-negotiable for all officers, and that no one is above the law. The department is maintaining strict confidentiality while reaffirming its commitment to public trust, transpa...

The Butterfield Bermuda Championship’s 2026 Birdies for Charity program is a game-changer for Bermuda’s nonprofits—sponsors match every dollar raised, plus throw in an extra 10%, all going straight to local causes. Since launch, over $5.8 million has fueled education, youth, health, and environmental efforts. Nonprofits can sign up now to tap into marketing and fundraising tools ahead of the Oct....

ShoreLink just dropped a game-changing update: mobile tickets now work offline—no more signal worries when hopping on buses or ferries. Whether it’s a single ride, multi-trip pass, or day pass, your payment gets validated right there, no data needed. Minister Owen Darrell says this is part of their ongoing mission to make public transit smoother, more reliable, and accessible for everyone. Don’t f...

Ashton Easton stunned Maxanne Caines with a jaw-dropping drone light show proposal at the Rosewood Beach Club, spelling out “Will you marry me?” as he dropped to one knee — a surprise she initially mistook for a patriotic display. The romantic gesture, dubbed “Operation Dove,” involved over 40 hidden friends and family on a balcony, her parents and Ashton’s mom all in attendance, with the couple h...

A woman named Donté Allen, 33, got seven months in jail for trying to sabotage her aunt’s Supreme Court trial by messaging jurors online, calling her aunt “wicked” and spreading false claims. The interference forced the trial to halt, wiping out all prior evidence and forcing a costly retrial. The magistrate called it a direct attack on justice and a calculated act — not a fluke — despite no threa...

Minister Alexa Lightbourne gives her stamp of approval to Belco’s new electricity rate structure, designed to split costs more fairly between users — a move she’s championed for years to ensure households aren’t unfairly shouldering fixed grid expenses. The new “unbundled” rates, which separate usage and demand charges, are revenue-neutral and aim to reflect actual consumption, with most homes see...

Jason Hayward, PLP’s Minister of Economy and Labour, is ramping up his leadership bid with exclusive party events — including a recent closed-door meeting at a primary school that sparked controversy after Clifton Lambert claimed he was denied entry. Hayward’s team defended the invite-only nature, citing specific branch restrictions and noting Lambert chose not to join the party. They dismissed La...

Tekai Frost, 40, faces six serious charges including importing drugs, supplying cocaine, and bringing in a prohibited weapon—all allegedly occurring between early 2020 and mid-2023. He’s pleaded not guilty to money laundering, cannabis resin offenses, and refusing to submit a handwriting sample. The case, centered on August 2022 activities, is set for arraignment in Supreme Court on October 5th—wa...

A respected pharmacist with over two decades of experience is heading to jail after admitting to a four-year scheme of stealing addictive drugs from his own pharmacy. Craig Colwell, a pharmacy manager, allegedly falsified prescriptions, manipulated patient records, and exploited his position to cover up hundreds of suspicious transactions involving oxycodone and amphetamines. His defense claimed t...

A husband-and-wife legal team, Jaymo and Keiva Durham, just got handed guilty verdicts for stealing $1.2 million from four elderly clients between 2012 and 2019—money they were supposed to be managing as receivers. Keiva, 44, took all six charges; Jaymo, 55, was convicted on one. The jury heard how they allegedly spent client funds on vacations, dinners, and personal loans, while the defense blame...

A Bermuda police officer is under arrest on charges of dishonesty—a serious blow to public trust. Acting Commissioner Naimah Astwood emphasized zero tolerance for misconduct, vowing full transparency and accountability. As the investigation continues, authorities stress their commitment to justice and community confidence, reminding everyone: accountability matters, even with a badge. Listen in co...

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Bermuda’s job market is getting a major boost as Minister Jason Hayward unveils bold new initiatives designed to empower Bermudians with the skills and opportunities they need to thrive. The Youth Employment Strategy placed 174 students in real-world roles this summer, while a revamped digital platform, Bermuda Job Connect, has already attracted over 1,100 users and 1,600 job applications. Focused...

Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission saw a major uptick in engagement in 2025, handling 215 intakes—up from the prior year—with 70% tied to employment and workplace issues, including discrimination and harassment. They launched 24 investigations, sent 9 cases to tribunal, and expanded outreach with 71 events and over 194,000 social media views. They also advised government on key policies and represe...

A Bermuda police officer has been arrested on allegations of dishonesty, sparking a full investigation by the force. Acting Commissioner Naimah Astwood stressed that accountability, professionalism, and integrity are non-negotiable for all officers—and no one is above the law. The arrest signals the police service’s serious commitment to upholding public trust, even as they maintain confidentialit...

Clifton Lambert claims he was denied entry to a private Team Hayward meeting, sparking a response from the campaign that the gathering was exclusively for Hamilton and Smith’s Parish members and that Lambert declined his party invitation. The campaign stresses their internal processes are by design, not open to all, and urges members to guard against outside interference as they prepare for delega...

Get ready to laugh, cheer, and maybe even squeal—Victoria Park is hosting its seventh annual “How Much Would You Pay to See Me...?” fundraiser, where 11 brave locals, including a radio host, pilot, and Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters, will tackle wild dares like wrestling snakes, getting slimed, and racing in dinosaur costumes—all to raise $1500 each for Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs. The...

Bermuda’s workforce department is on a mission this summer, placing 170 students in real jobs and internships—with 102 college grads gaining experience and 72 high schoolers diving into the Youth Employment Programme. Beyond placements, they’re getting hands-on coaching, even attending the National Youth Conference. The department’s also future-proofing skills with new AI, communication, and emoti...

Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission saw a major surge in complaints last year, with 215 intakes up from 179 — driven mostly by employment discrimination, gender, disability, and ethnic bias. Employment issues topped the list at 31%, while more people are seeking help, signaling a growing awareness of rights. The Commission is ramping up efforts to meet global disability commitments, partnering with...

The Progressive Labour Party is holding a transparent, constitution-driven leadership race in October, with Curtis Dickinson and Jason Hayward vying for top spot alongside chair Dawn Simmons. They’re shutting down any claims of unfairness, emphasizing that delegates—not outsiders—will make the final call based on clear rules. This contest is seen as a healthy spark for debate and vision, uniting t...

Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission just released its 2025 report, showing a slight uptick in complaints—215 total—with top concerns centered on sex, disability, and ethnicity. Employment discrimination remains the biggest issue, accounting for nearly a third of all cases, followed by access to services and workplace harassment. The Commission also unveiled a major July report on disability inclusio...

Meta’s new AI image detector, Content Seal, fails miserably when images are cropped—missing 55% of AI-generated images from their own Muse Image tool, raising alarms about fake media detection ahead of elections. Despite internal warnings and expert advice to invest in better tech, watermarking systems remain vulnerable to simple edits, turning the battle against deepfakes into a high-stakes, ever...

Spain’s High Court is probing former top aide Juan Manuel Serrano, close to PM Pedro Sanchez, over alleged corruption and interference in judicial probes — including seizing his phone data. Serrano, who ran the postal service under Sanchez, is linked to text messages with Leire Diez, accused of orchestrating the scheme, while Fernandez, who hired Diez, is also under scrutiny. Both deny wrongdoing...

Tensions flare as Trump confirms U.S.-Iran talks continue but declares the ceasefire broken, amid renewed attacks on tankers and military sites. Iran warns of all-out defense if U.S. backs out, as the war enters its fifth month, rattling global energy markets and economies. Mediators from Qatar and Oman push for de-escalation, while oil prices climb and Treasury yields fall. New U.S. sanctions tar...

Oil prices dipped Friday despite rising geopolitical tension, as Brent fell to $76.01 and WTI to $71.41, buoyed by signs of de-escalation after Qatari mediators arrived in Iran and no further U.S. strikes occurred overnight. Traders are betting on a return to normal shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, supported by U.S. restraint from targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, the IEA wa...