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Former premier Ewart Brown has donated $2,000 from proceeds from his memoirs to a youth development charity. The charity, Mirrors, was launched early in the administration of Dr Brown, who led the country from 2006 to 2010. Dr Brown has said the Mirr...

Academic excellence is the passport to “the journey to a brighter future”, a school prize-giving assembly heard last night. The theme of the assembly was highlighted at the Berkeley Institute in Pembroke as the achievements of 148 pupils were marked....

Police have launched a manhunt after a burglar stabbed a 64-year-old man in the stomach in the early hours of yesterday morning. The intruder attacked the man during a break-in just before 4.30am at the house on Westering Lane, Warwick. A police spok...

Hurricane season technically ends on November 30. But Tropical Storm Sebastien, at present 660 miles from Bermuda and drifting north-northeast into the Atlantic, could attain hurricane strength later this week. At 11am, Sebastien was moving at 8mph w...

A girls’ leadership expert, educator and bestselling author from the United States has delivered workshops to staff, students and parents at Bermuda High School. Rachel Simmons is the author of Enough As She Is: How to Help Girls Move Beyond Impossib...

A would-be MP was engulfed in a storm of controversy after a clip from a satire show, where he played down the use of pepper spray during a protest, resurfaced yesterday. Dwayne Robinson, a One Bermuda Alliance senator is due to go head-to-head with ...

Warwick Academy students showed their school spirit for Giving Tuesday yesterday, starting with students dressing in blue, the school colour. Jane Vickers, the school’s director of development, said the school’s annual giving day had taken a new twis...

Parents were reminded to help enforce standards at childcare centres as Bermuda marks World Children’s Day today. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said the Department of Health had enhanced its oversight of daycare and increased the number of visits ...

A “superhero” horse that brought joy to people with special needs for decades has died, a charity announced yesterday. Christine Kempe, the executive director of the WindReach outdoor centre for the disabled, said Dusty, who was 28, died on Wednesday...

Jason Hayward, a government senator, has been replaced by Lloyquita Symonds as president of the Bermuda Public Services Union. A statement this morning from Edward Ball, the general secretary of the BPSU, announced that Mr Hayward would not be runnin...