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STUDENTS at Whitney Institute are about to get the chance to make their own video productions and televise them throughout the school. A new two-way cable television network has been designed and installed by CableVision, with a monitor in every clas...

WORKERS at the island's only large-scale cement importer stopped supplying customers yesterday ? threatening chaos in Bermuda's booming construction industry. Bermuda Cement Company (BCC) workers started their action at 9 a.m. yesterday in protest at...

NEXT weekend's Christmas Boat Parade could be the biggest ever if just a handful more boats enter over the next five days. Ian Coles, one of the parade organisers, said this week that the parade, in which brightly lit and imaginatively decorated boat...

IS Bermuda in distress? Is the Premier sending a cryptic message to the people that Independence is nigh? According to one angry veteran, the Union flag is hanging upside down at the Cenotaph in Hamilton. "The Union Jack's been hanging upside down si...

SEXUAL contact has replaced injection drug use as the chief cause of HIV/Aids transmission in Bermuda. But speaking in the week before World Aids Day, Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Cann said young people needed to be aware that the statistic did not...

BERMUDA Monetary Authority (BMA) yesterday revealed it had been in talks with some island insurance companies in the light of Eliot Spitzer's industry-wide investigation. Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Dr. Grant Gibbons lamented the fact that Bermuda's...

BERMUDA lawyer Kelvin Hastings-Smith has been recruited by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) to join an elite panel of specialist lawyers formed to trace stolen assets around the globe. The island is one of 24 jurisdictions represented on t...

ST. Brendan's Hospital is appealing to island residents to spare a thought ? and a gift ? for its clients this Christmas. Linda Trott, the hospital's director of volunteer services, will set up a table in selected department stores on odd nights over...

THE sea will swallow up low-lying areas of Bermuda ? the only question is how fast it will happen, according to a top Canadian scientist. Steve Blasco, who is involved in the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute's sea levels project and is deputy...

MOST cruise ships of the future will be too large to get to Hamilton and St. George's ? and Government is working on a plan to accommodate them. With cruise lines having reportedly told Government that Bermuda is served by the oldest and smallest ves...