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An application for the release of further communications between the Bermuda Health Council and the Chief Medical Officer about two prominent physicians has been denied. However the Information Commissioner has approved the release of one record and ...

A Southampton resident has called for road improvements after a car smashed through a fence and landed in the water near Jews Bay, Southampton. Everett Gibson, who lives near the scene of the crash, said the crash was one of a series, but that little...

Artists have been challenged to create a cover design for a limited edition book about Bermuda’s role in genetics history. The competition, launched yesterday by the Bermuda Principles Foundation and sponsored by the Department of Community and Cultu...

The Bermuda Industrial Union has launched legal action against a sports club over unpaid debts from up to 18 years ago. A writ, filed by the law firm Trott and Duncan on October 2, referenced two promissory notes between the BIU and the Pembroke Hami...

Under-fire Duke of York has quit as patron of a charity set up to raise funds for the preservation of the historic St Peter’s Church in St George’s. Buckingham Palace said the Prince Andrew has stepped down as patron of more than 200 charities — incl...

A 33-year-old man accused of causing a boat crash that killed 24-year-old Adrian Hassell on New Year’s Day denied two charges yesterday. Mikado Burchall pleaded not guilty in Supreme Court yesterday to manslaughter and piloting a marine vessel while ...

The Labour Dispute Tribunal defended its decision to require prison officers to make health insurance payments on the second day of a Supreme Court hearing. While the Government maintained that prison officers were never promised free health insuranc...

A man imprisoned this year for the rape of a 15-year-old girl more than 30 years ago has lost an appeal against his conviction. Morris O’Brien argued that his lawyer, Kamal Worrell, had failed to follow his instructions about the cross-examination of...

Prison officers fought against changes that require them to make health insurance payments in the Supreme Court yesterday. The Bermuda Prison Officers Association argued that it had a substantial expectation that the officers would be exempted from m...