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Brothers Andrew and David Bascome have been applauded for their bravery by the sexual abuse charity Scars. “I want to praise them for having the courage to reveal this secret that’s probably haunted them for life,” Scars chairman Jon Brunson said aft...

A top football coach is calling for a criminal investigation into fellow coach Andrew Bascome’s claims he was sexually molested as a youngster starting out in the sport. After revelations by Mr Bascome at a press conference for the ABC Football Foun...

Three times as many voters disapprove of public works minister Craig Cannonier’s performance as those who support him, according to a political opinions poll. The Devonshire South Central MP had the backing of 23 per cent of voters, compared with 67 ...

John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth and whose space capsule went on display in Bermuda after the mission, has died at the age of 95. The US Air Force veteran and astronaut, who also served as a senator for Ohio, made history in February...

A fresh chapter has begun for the Summerhaven home for the physically challenged, which is seeking to reconnect with its sponsors under a new, government-backed administration. The first order of business: getting the community involved, particularly...

A pause for quiet reflection on Parliament hill has been called for this Sunday by activist Glenn Fubler in the wake of protesters clashing with police on December 2. Mr Fubler called it “an experience which calls on all of us to pause”, saying that ...

The Summerhaven home for the physically challenged has been temporarily taken over by the Ministry of Health and Seniors, citing “a serious risk to the health and wellbeing” of residents, along with “undue hardship or the risk of harm”. Allegations o...

Their mission was to put a smile on children’s faces. “That’s actually our motto,” said Berkeley Institute S4 student Jahkaya Douglas, who teamed up with six others to design and build an elaborate Christmas display from scratch for charity. It worke...

The America’s Cup might end up being good for the island — but why hasn’t the One Bermuda Alliance found the money to take care of the people? That was just one of many questions from residents of Warwick South Central, the traditional Progressive La...

An independent inquiry should look into communications between the government and police as officers prepared to take on protesters blocking the gates to Parliament, Walter Roban, the Shadow Minister of National Security, said this evening. Five days...