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Legislators will return to Parliament today with a single item up for debate. MPs will discuss a special development order for homes at the Rosewood Tucker’s Point resort, which was tabled last December by Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs. ...

A legal challenge to a law designed to outlaw same-sex marriage could be fought in the Supreme Court. Lawyer Mark Pettingill said his firm had been approached by a number of people and that he had been “instructed at this stage to pursue the potentia...

Bermuda’s controversial repeal of same-sex marriage captured global headlines yesterday. Most overseas media highlighted the country as the world’s first to reverse same-sex marriage. The decision also sparked an urgent question in the House of Commo...

Same-sex marriage in Bermuda was outlawed yesterday after the Governor gave Royal Assent to an Act designed to replace it with civil partnerships. John Rankin signed the legislation 61 days after it was backed in the House of Assembly and 56 days in ...

The British Airways flight to London tomorrow night will take off later than usual. A spokeswoman for the airline said the flight will leave at 11.20pm instead of the usual time of just before 8pm. She added the flight had been “retimed for aircraft ...

A golf club that removed the colour bar in the sport has been honoured by the Governor. John Rankin presented the Ocean View Golf Club with the memoirs of former governor Sir Julian Gascoigne, who presented the club with the Governor’s Cup in 1964 to...

A have-a-go crew of sailors is to help tackle Bermuda’s build-up of derelict boats one wreck at a time. The news came as the Government delivered an ultimatum yesterday to the owners of 17 abandoned boats scattered around the island. Officials warned...

Michael Dunkley, the former premier, questioned last night if a parliamentary committee established to inquire into a clash between protesters and police outside the House of Assembly had been properly set up. The Parliamentary Joint Select Committee...

Young people became teachers to their elders yesterday as the island marked Safer Internet Day with tips especially for seniors. Shurnett Caines, mother of national security minister Wayne Caines, thanked student Tatiana Butterfield for teaching her ...

Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, brought his mom along to the job to help highlight internet safety for seniors yesterday. Shurnette Caines, 71, joined her son to talk about how older people can protect themselves online. Mrs Caines i...