A 24-year-old woman was taken to hospital after she lost control of her car and it hit a wall in Smith's in the early hours of yesterday.
The motorist, from St. George's, was travelling east on Knapto...
Premier Ewart Brown last night reiterated his plan to step down in October, telling an audience in Hamilton that he was looking forward to speaking frankly in his final months as leader.
"One of the g...
A crewman on a chemical tanker heading to Belgium from Texas was brought ashore to Bermuda yesterday after collapsing on board his ship.
The 38-year-old Filipino was found slumped on the floor by ship...
A church pastor is threatening legal action against a radio station which he claims misrepresented comments he allegedly made about Haitians and voodoo.
Pastor Gary Simons was lambasted on Thursday mo...
Stunned pupils at Prospect Primary had one simple message to send to education chiefs yesterday: "Please don't close our school."
A teacher told The Royal Gazette yesterday that a steady stream of stu...
Bermuda's residents can best help devastated Haiti by donating cash, not food or clothing, the Red Cross said yesterday.
Ann Spencer-Arscott, director of the local branch of the charity, said kind-hea...
Former Premier David Saul yesterday urged Paula Cox to "earn her spurs" as Finance Minister by substantially raising taxes in next month's Budget and insisting on swingeing spending cuts.
Dr. Saul, wh...
Civil servants have been ordered to implement "austere cost savings" — including banning first and business class travel and a freeze on hiring new consultants — for the rest of the financial year.
A ...
Bermuda had a per capita murder rate in 2009 more than five times that of London and higher than that of New York and the global average.
The three gun slayings which took place here in December — tak...
Bermuda's increased murder rate for 2009 is undoubtedly a "blemish" on the Island as an international financial centre, according to Deputy Premier Paula Cox.
The Finance Minister told The Royal Gazet...
