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The primary school principal who dished out a beating to three students found guilty of stealing has been condemned by the head of a civil rights group. Northland's Primary School head Dale Butler strapped the three boys in front of the whole school ...

candidates will be standing for election in the key seats of St. George's North and South. And the announcement could signal the end of the political career of party stalwart Jimmy Williams. Mr. Williams, MP for St. George's North, has been ill for s...

at the next election. And the move could allow Senator Terry Lister to step in and fight for the seat for the opposition. Yesterday Mr. Roberts, who was first elected to the House of Assembly exactly 35 years ago today, at first refused to confirm th...

A Government employee has been questioned over a mix-up that left several schoolchildren in tears during a televised general knowledge quiz. Some students failed to receive research material prior to the National Quiz Contest for Schools, organised b...

Newly appointed Public Safety Minister Maxwell Burgess is to set up a national consultative committee to support the work of Parish Constables. The new minister made his announcement recently at an awards ceremony honouring the work of Eastern Divisi...

another horrendous car crash yesterday afternoon. The smash happened on Middle Road, Warwick near the Warwick Pond just before 2.30 p.m. when a grey Mazda 323 car, travelling west, ploughed into a wall after the driver lost control. The car overturne...

A former Hamilton mayor has been caught up in a legal wrangle after the firm he hired to build a house ran into financial difficulties. William Boyle, Mayor of Hamilton until last year, hired Botelho Construction to build a house on his property on H...

A developer has won his two-year battle to get planning permission to build a block of luxury tourist apartments in Southampton. But Christian Bay Beach Club president Conrad Engelhardt now wants to rent the properties out to residents rather than vi...

Peppercorn ceremony in King's Square. The rain managed to hold off and, with the cruise ship Norwegian Majesty providing a suitably impressive backdrop, the historic ceremony went off without a hitch. A military gun salute got proceedings underway be...

An arbitration between the Bermuda Telephone Company and union leaders have been scrapped. And instead the independent board of inquiry set up to look at management practices at the firm will now also carry out an investigation into the strike. The t...