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Teachers from all the island’s schools have been invited by Warwick Academy to a special workshop for educators today on the “art of learning”. The school, supported by the Lancashire Foundation, is offering local teachers professional development wo...

A regular visitor to Bermuda is to run all three legs of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend to raise cash for a cancer charity in memory of his wife, Lisa, who died of the disease. Ms Maloney died of cancer in 2016 and husband, Kevin, decided to run to hel...

A schoolmate’s good deed inspired a ten-year-old girl to help a charity. Alaysia Glasford, a primary 6 pupil at Paget Primary School, handed $340 collected instead of Christmas gifts to the Bermuda Society for the Blind on Tuesday. She said: “Every t...

A social media feud between would-be gangsters in Britain led to the murder of Lyrico Steede, a 17-year-old Bermudian student fatally stabbed last year in Nottingham. Nottingham Police traced the killing on the night of February 13 to a squabble over...

A flight of Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets touched down at the airport yesterday. A spokeswoman for airport operators Skyport said the visit by the four jets was “a routine stop”. The Typhoons were accompanied by a Voyager Airbus 330 tanker/tra...

A former premier is backing a call to remove the man who claimed Bermuda for Britain from the annual Cup Match holiday and replace him with a former slave who became a hero of the abolitionist movement. Dame Jennifer Smith is supporting a proposal by...

Steps to quell gang violence in Bermuda were detailed this evening by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. Mr Caines appeared on ZBM to highlight “milestones and key initiatives” this year, and said that the island was “heading in the rig...

A senior police officer with professional standards experience is being sought overseas by the Bermuda Police Service. The BPS posted an advertisement in the Police Oracle in Britain for the one-year post, with an annual salary of $135,000, to “lead ...

Changes in the administration of payments to families of elderly war veterans were defended yesterday by the Ministry of Finance. Officials said a new system for the payments, which included processing of claims overseas, was introduced last year to ...

A whopping 770-pound Atlantic bluefin tuna was brought ashore this weekend by a team of brothers fishing at Challenger Bank. Delvin Bean reeled in the fish on Saturday morning from the charter boat Paradise One captained by his brother, Allan Bean Jr...