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A BERMUDA resident has converted childhood journals into her second nostalgic book. Molly Critchley (pictured right) said her latest publication, Childhood Then, was about growing up "before computers and video games". Mrs. Critchley, widow of the la...

FORMER West Ham United and Bermuda football star Clyde Best is one of the players highlighted in a new book called England's Eastenders. Written by former Daily Express sports reporter Richard Lewis, the book documents the contribution made by the ea...

CHILDREN may still be starting school at the new Berkeley Institute next September as planned, Works & Engineering Minister Alex Scott said yesterday. And he accused Auditor General Larry Dennis of overlooking that scenario in his special report on t...

BERMUDA'S booming insurance industry is set to get a boost from terror insurance legislation passed in the US this week. But two US consumer groups said this week the legislation amounted to a "taxpayer-funded bailout of a super-rich industry" and qu...

A DENTIST whose human rights were violated during his efforts to get a work permit renewal is to fight on after his application was finally rejected by Labour & Home Affairs Minister Terry Lister. Dr. David Thompson heard last month that the permit r...

FRED and Barbara White are Bermuda's ultimate repeat visitors. After falling in love with the island when they first visited in 1961, the American couple have returned a staggering 80 times. "We've been to Bermuda 80 times - at least," said Mrs. Whit...

AMERICAN actress Robin Givens brought her nine-year-old son Buddy to Bermuda to have some Halloween fun - and the youngster ended up treating himself to two tennis trophies. Miss Givens said it had been "more exciting than Wimbledon" to see Buddy cla...

DESPAIR is deepening among Bermuda's most troubled families, according to a charity worker who has spearheded efforts to help them over the past seven years. Peter Carey, programme director of the Family Learning Centre, said many more of his clients...

DOCTORS yesterday confirmed they had made a legal move to overturn an injunction which insurers obtained last month to prevent them from billing patients directly. A joint statement released yesterday by the Bermuda Medical Society and Bermuda Medica...

TRANSPORT Minister Dr. Ewart Brown yesterday accused ferry workers of practising "kindergarten labour relations" after a wildcat strike that left morning commuters stranded. The Minister's remarks came after hundreds of ferry passengers had to make a...