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The One Bermuda Alliance pledged to support the fight for social justice yesterday in the wake of the death of a black American at the hands of police officers. Craig Cannonier, the Opposition leader, said the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Mi...

The Commissioner of Police has bolstered efforts to build stronger bonds with the community in the wake of protests around the world over the killing of George Floyd. Stephen Corbishley said he was shocked by the “abhorrent” death of Floyd, a black m...

Public access to information will be vital in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, said that only through transparency would the public be able to fairly consider the actions taken to address Covid-...

The star of CahowCam this year has taken flight in record time. Jeremy Madeiros, the chief terrestrial conservation officer, said the chick, named “Nemo”, left the nest on Nonsuch Island shortly after 2am on May 25. Mr Madeiros said: “At 86 days old...

Systemic racism in Bermuda and around the world must not be swept under the rug, the Premier warned yesterday. David Burt reminded that, while the issue of race has been put in the international spotlight in the wake of the death of black American Ge...

The island could reap massive benefits from a new drive for superyacht business, the head of a chandlers business has said. Mark Soares, the owner of Bermuda Yacht Services, admitted the push would not result in America’s Cup numbers of visiting vess...

Digicel Bermuda will open its doors in a new location today. Don Foggo, the head of marketing for Digicel, said the move from Church Street to the former Stationery Store on the corner of Reid Street and Burnaby Street in Hamilton would offer custome...

Bermuda’s tourism industry has to be bold as the island moved towards a new normal. Glenn Jones, interim CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said in a message to those involved in the industry this week that fresh ideas were needed. Mr Jones said: ...

A man admitted obstruction and lying to police officers. Marcus Fox, 29, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to the obstruction charge and giving officers “false or misleading” information in Pembroke on Monday. Mr Fox, who lives in Pembroke, denied...

A Bermudian drummer’s path from banging pots and pans as a child to playing for a president and performing in New York’s prestigious Carnegie Hall is traced in a new book. Clarence “Tootsie” Bean has summed up his astonishing 75-year career in a new ...