Bermuda's scholarship season is in full swing with students across the Island scrambling to secure the top awards to enable them to further their studies. The Royal Gazette's Sam Strangeways takes a l...
Former Bermuda prosecutor Lloyd Rayney has told Australian television news that his life has been "beyond a nightmare" since he was named as the prime suspect in the murder of his estranged wife.
"It ...
A Bermudian drug trafficker who used Cabinet Minister Neletha Butterfield's son as one of his couriers has been sentenced to more than 11 years in prison without parole in the US.
Anthony Quinton Beac...
The 193-year-old clock at St. Peter's Church in St. George's may have stopped ticking — but British clockmaker Melvyn Lee is certain its time is not up yet.
Mr. Lee, a director of Thwaites and Reed, t...
The father of Shaki Crockwell laid a cross at the spot where his son died on Friday — on what would have been the murder victim's 26th birthday.
And Danny Crockwell revealed that he may eventually hir...
Teachers took to the great outdoors last week for a series of sessions with scientists from Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS).
The field trips were part of Bermuda Union of Teachers' annual c...
A petition to force the company sacked by Government from the new Berkeley Institute site to go into compulsory liquidation yesterday failed in the Supreme Court.
Puisne Judge Geoffrey Bell dismissed ...
Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons yesterday accused Government of being "grossly unfair" to a civil servant who has been suspended on full pay for more than a year — and to taxpayers footing the...
Environment Minister Neletha Butterfield said yesterday that Government was taking a "very precautionary approach" to plans by a US company to dump iron ore in the sea in a money-making bid to combat ...
Premier Ewart Brown announced yesterday that Government was in the final stages of negotiations for a new luxury hotel to replace Club Med – just a day after Opposition Leader Michael Dunkley predicte...
