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The local carrier clears last major hurdle, with only a few more administrative boxes to tick

Six Bermudians have been granted bursaries from the Government to advance their careers in the Civil Service

Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Lamb and his wife claim that the money had not been in the form of a loan

Audubon Society claims excavation work at the Bermudiana Beach Resort has damaged a shoreline cliff

A total of 100 women of Caribbean descent are sought for research that will use their DNA

Scott Pearman speaks out after a judge ruled that a government contract with a US shipping firm was unlawful

Protesters have been given only two weeks to fully review a document that now runs more than 800 pages

Attorney Sean Dunleavy says the allegations are “sunk” because Ewart Brown’s testimony relies solely on his world view and lacks any evidence to support it

The appeal court judges find that Nicole Stoneham’s “intervention to obtain the release of a person arrested ... would appear to be irregular at best and unlawful at worst”

Reports say the airline is stressing “the urgent need for immediate action to approve its application for a foreign air carrier permit”