Government has opted for an expensive "Cadillac hospital" in the Botanical Gardens which the Island may not even need, Opposition Leader Wayne Furbert claimed last night.
The United Bermuda Party MP s...
A damning report which claims that Bermuda College president Charles Green enjoyed perks at taxpayers' expense without the approval of his board has been delivered to the Public Accounts Committee (PA...
Government Senator and former Bermuda College Board chairman Raymond Tannock last night refuted allegations that he granted perks to the college?s president without proper approval.
The PLP politician...
An organisation aimed at stamping out racism in Bermuda re-launched itself yesterday with a wristband campaign.
Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) plans to give out 10,000 black and white ban...
Dutch prosecutors want to quiz multi-millionaire Bermuda businessman John Deuss about suspected money laundering, handling of stolen property and being in charge of a criminal organisation, it was rev...
Two American men jailed for three months for attacking a tourist could lose their jobs and homes if they are not released, devastated family members claimed yesterday.
Joseph Pontieri and Michael Dono...
A pizza chain boss has been warned that he could lose the right to employ expats because one of his foreign managers delivered an order to a customer ? defying strict Immigration rules.
Marico Thomas,...
A drug addict went on a $12,000 spending spree after stealing a cheque book from a church, a court heard yesterday.
Rassol Kahlifah Ebbin admitted 33 charges, including burglary and numerous frauds, w...
The Government?s latest Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics contains scores of errors in its section on tourism.
The Department of Statistics released a fresh batch of correct figures late last week as O...
Bermuda may be only 21 square miles but if you?re a multi-millionaire oil tycoon trying to avoid the long arm of the law, it seems it?s not that hard a place to go missing.
Reclusive Dutch businessman...
