Whistleblowing website Wikileaks has begun releasing more than 250,000 classified cables from American embassies around the world - including 68 reports about Bermuda.
The huge data leak, reported to ...
An anti-conscription campaigner told a tribunal he should not be made to serve in the Bermuda Regiment because of the “inevitable” sexual and verbal abuse he would suffer.
Shaki Easton, 27, and three ...
HM Customs has at least 20 vacancies for officers but is struggling to find recruits who can pass the entrance exam — even though standards have been lowered.
Bermuda's Collector of Customs Winniefred...
Prisons Commissioner Edward Lamb told yesterday how a notorious "thug" collapsed in tears after arriving at Westgate and being told he was a "beautiful and decent young man".
Lt Col Lamb, giving evide...
Two senators locked horns yesterday over the issue of government contracts allegedly being awarded to Progressive Labour Party cronies.
Opposition senator Michael Dunkley claimed some contracts worth ...
A successful seven-year bid by Bermuda College to gain recognition from an American accrediting body and become the "envy" of the region was loudly celebrated yesterday.
Town Crier Ed Christopher kick...
Prisons Commissioner Edward Lamb told MPs today that a lack of love was to blame for turning Bermudian boys into angry young gang members.
He said: “We have neglected to teach them respect, we have ne...
Michael Dunkley will not defect to the Bermuda Democratic Alliance — despite his concerns about the leadership of the United Bermuda Party and his "disappointment and hurt" at being demoted.
Senator D...
Andre Hypolite has lost an appeal against his conviction for the "brutal and merciless" murder of Nicholas Dill on Boxing Day 2004.
The Court of Appeal yesterday threw out the killer's claim that the ...
Bermuda Democratic Alliance MP Mark Pettingill argued yesterday that the law determining how long suspects can be held in police custody needs to be firmed up — and fast.
The defence attorney complain...
