A UK inquest into the death of Bermudian Dennis Lambert has concluded the 32-year-old died as a result of a drug overdose.
Mr Lambert was discovered in an unresponsive state at his flat in Thornton He...
A children’s rights campaigner has vowed to press on with her mission despite having her application for a child sex abuse charity turned down.
Debi Ray-Rivers says Bermuda needs better laws and resou...
Cup Match swimmers across the Island have been left with itchy, sometimes painful rashes, caused by an influx of jellyfish larvae in local waters.
Popularly known as “sea lice”, the rash struck many w...
Bermuda will host a major international summit on health financing this November as part of the Island’s continuing debate over healthcare and cost.
The Sixth Caribbean Conference on Health Financing ...
Cup Match ended abruptly for 20 people, when their party boat struck a rock off Spanish Point on Sunday night. All passengers were evacuated safely after the 34ft vessel Bally Ho ran aground on a reef...
The Island will not see peace until Bermudians overcome a “materialistic mindset”, United Bermuda Party MP Kim Swan last night warned.
And Mr Swan added that Bermuda’s journey from segregation had coi...
Police last night said that gang members, drugs and guns had been confined over Cup Match by the biggest police operation of the year.
Before the holiday, authorities had been concerned that criminals...
Police said today they were successful in restricting the movement of gangs members and guns across the Island over Cup Match.
Before the holiday, authorities had been concerned that criminals would e...
Lawyer Edward King has issued a sharp rebuke to Senator Michael Dunkley for his critique of a recent Magistrates’ Court decision.
Mr Dunkley questioned a six-month conditional discharge meted out to ...
Historic scenes of Dockyard are featured on Bermuda’s newest series of stamps.
The series was unveiled by Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Kim Wilson, at a ceremony in Commissioner’s House one of ...
