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Ariana Caines developed a love of criminal law watching marathons of Law & Order with her grandmother. She knew her mother’s mother was a lawyer, but she didn’t realise how important until she attended her funeral. It was only then she discovered the...

The City of Hamilton has dismissed the Government’s claims that it carried out consultation before announcing plans for further municipalities reform. In a Throne Speech pledge last week, the Progressive Labour Party said a Bill will be tabled soon t...

The Bermuda Society of the Arts gallery will be transformed to a runway tomorrow for the Bermuda Fashion Collective show. The event will highlight a range of local fashion designers, including Desiree Riley, Juliana Gibbons, Dana Cooper, James Lee, D...

Community activist Gina Spence has returned to the radio with a new weekly show. Ms Spence is hosting Strength for the Journey on HOTT 107.5 on Sunday evenings, which she promises will be educational, inspirational and entertaining. She said it was a...

The contribution of Bermudian soldiers in the First World War will be recognised this weekend in Belgium. Martin Buckley, department manager at the Bookmart at Brown & Co in Hamilton, organised two wreaths to be placed at the Menin Gate in the Belgia...

Those who wish to send Christmas letter and packages have been warned to be ready early. The Bermuda Post Office has released its holiday mailing deadlines, urging customers to plan ahead to avoid disappointment. A spokeswoman said: “For those concer...

A Bermudian-registered tanker was attacked by pirates near Nigeria early Tuesday morning. The Department of Marine and Ports received a report at 2.25am that day from the LNG tanker River Niger stating the vessel was under attack in the Gulf of Guine...

A Jamaican court ordered the arrest of a Bermudian facing cocaine charges. The Jamaica Gleaner reported that Paulos Francis, from Devonshire, failed to attend St James Parish Court on Thursday. Mr Francis was on bail for charges of possessing, dealin...

Same-sex marriage advocates have said their “eyes are on the prize” as the issue comes before the Court of Appeal today. The hearing, scheduled for three days, will cover the Government’s appeal of a Supreme Court ruling that the Domestic Partnership...

The new sugar tax could steer customers away from locally made products in favour of international competitors, according to some local businesses. The Government introduced exemptions for home bakers but small businesses have seen the cost of sugar ...