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Bermuda’s four Uighur refugees plan to wait until the five-year anniversary of when they were secretly brought to the Island to renew their push for British naturalisation. The men, originally from western China, have been effectively marooned here s...

A chaotic scene outside Bailey’s Bay Cricket Club, following the June 26 stabbing of Verneil Richardson, has been replayed before Magistrates’ Court — showing a handful of police confronting an agitated crowd. Upset patrons, riled by the killing, bec...

Social agencies have condemned the “slap on the wrist” dealt to a man who attacked another man with a knife for kissing his estranged wife. Irving Butterfield this week escaped jail after a Supreme Court judge ruled he couldn’t be held wholly to blam...

An “introductory” meeting of the Tripartite Economic Committee — a group comprising union, Government and private sector representatives — was held yesterday, Cabinet Office announced. Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy was appointed chairman of the ...

Bermuda’s offshoot of the global idea-sharing conference TED is becoming a tourism attraction for the Island, organisers say — and creating a host of local partnerships. The annual gathering, which aims to stimulate new conversations through a divers...

A record 920 guests turned out for today's TEDx Bermuda. The conference heard speakers ranging from Japan's last ninja to the world's fastest electric pilot. “Whatever you were doing this morning, I hope you were clearing your minds,” organiser John ...

Grey skies did not dampen festivities this afternoon as Middletown residents turned out to celebrate togetherness. Governor George Fergusson and his wife Margaret were on hand to hear neighbourhood history from former Postmaster General Gary Phillips...

Teen cliff-jumpers brothers Giles, James and William Lorimer Turner are back in action – and once again they've filmed another summer of beach antics with their GoPro wearable cameras. Giles told The Royal Gazette: “Over the summer, wherever we went...

Internal struggles, including more than $3 million of unaccounted assets, continue to roil the Committee of 25, according to ousted members. One of the Island’s oldest third-sector organisations, the Committee was demoted from charity status after f...