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Insurers will be given a say in the drafting of universal healthcare in Bermuda, the Senate heard yesterday. Arianna Hodgson, the junior labour, health and finance minister, was responding to queries from independent senator John Wight on the Bermuda...

Mask requirements for young schoolchildren came up for question in the Senate as the Upper House agreed to extend Covid-19 emergency health orders beyond the end of this month to March 31. Arianna Hodgson, the junior health minister, said there was “...

A new Progressive Labour Party senator paid tribute in the Upper House to former PLP MP Walter King as well as sports coach Myron Bean. The Reverend Emily Gail Dill gave condolences to the family of Mr King, who served in the House of Assembly from 1...

Rena Lalgie believes she has had experiences as Governor that none of her White male predecessors would have had

Prison inmates will get the gift of literature from a new charity drive. The fundraising scheme was organised by a diverse group of volunteers called the Personal Empowerment Circle, who pitched in four years ago to help to improve the lives of peopl...

Fisherman Ronald Bean is lucky to be alive after he was rescued from his capsized boat

Plans for a warehouse development off Lolly’s Well Road in Smith’s face being recommended for refusal after opposition from neighbours

The way sites of significance in Bermuda’s history of enslavement are presented is to be “reimagined”

Legislation to drop “blaming and shaming” in divorce proceedings was yesterday passed by MPs. Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, told the House of Assembly that the Matrimonial Causes (Faultless Divorce) Amendment Act was “the first part of a ...

Bermudians with Native American ancestors yesterday paid tribute to a researcher and guide from the United States who helped them to uncover their history. Everett “Tall Oak“ Weeden, who visited Bermuda in 2002 to educate the island’s descendants of ...