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Attorney-General Trevor Moniz has defended anticipated reforms of the Island’s “broken” legal system against Progressive Labour Party concerns over sweeping changes to the law. Shadow Attorney-General Kim Wilson told The Royal Gazette there were two ...

It has been 800 years since England’s unpopular King John signed the first Magna Carta at the behest of a group of rebel barons. For 12-year-old Bermuda High School student Isabella Henderson, the occasion was a chance to reflect on one of the world’...

Even though he has no children of his own yet, Pastor Jahkimmo Smith stands out as a shining example of the transformation fathers can create in the lives of others. With Father’s Day tomorrow, the community group Imagine Bermuda is saluting local me...

Time limits are set to be imposed on clients of the Island’s burgeoning financial assistance programme. Able-bodied recipients will be able to claim up to a maximum of five years, with payments reducing annually after the first year. The amendments, ...

A man collapsed in the street with life-threatening wounds to his neck after an apparent attack with a bladed article. Members of the public came to his aid as he lay bleeding heavily near Four Star Pizza, Somerset Road, Sandys. The 50-year-old victi...

Both sides of the political divide continued to clash in the House of Assembly over the price tag of a new terminal for LF Wade International Airport. While different administrations have recognised the need to upgrade the ageing facility for at leas...

Tourism consultant Ronald Sutherland’s company Hemisphere Group was paid $305,652 between December 18, 2012, and May 31 of this year. The news came during a fiery exchange in the House of Assembly as Tourism Minister Shawn Crockwell also divulged tha...

A woman was discharged from hospital after being injured in the Hamilton bus terminal yesterday when a parked and unoccupied bus rolled out of its bay and ploughed into the front of a Washington Street business. The 36-year-old Pembroke woman was tre...

Security troubles across the Caribbean region bear similarities to issues confronted in Bermuda but on a considerably larger scale, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy reported to the Senate. Senator Fahy attended the one-day Caribbean/United States H...

A shout out to the Island’s fathers is set for tomorrow, starting with a Father’s Day proclamation to be read from the steps of City Hall by Premier Michael Dunkley. The salute to fathers, dubbed “We Love You, Dad”, is being put on by Gina Spence Pro...