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In the heat of Monday’s general election, all eyes were watching St George’s West to see where the balance of power would wind up. But OBA’s Nandi Davis said she was completely unaware that her party’s election hopes were in her hands until she stepp...

Former National Training Board head Nalton Brangman was yesterday sworn in as a One Bermuda Alliance Senator and Education Minister in a ceremony at Government House. He will also serve as a Government senator. Mr Brangman served as deputy chairman, ...

The One Bermuda Alliance should consult with non-governmental bodies in order to build a better Bermuda, according to numerous groups. Speaking with The Royal Gazette yesterday about the results of Monday’s election, organisations including Greenrock...

In an evening of celebration and heartbreak, a handful of candidates managed to topple some of the Island’s political elite. OBA’s Glen Smith landed a huge blow for the One Bermuda Alliance early in the evening by defeating Premier Paula Cox by 40 vo...

Education figures released by Government are “inadequate” and show a lack of progress, according to Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons. Dr Gibbons said the information released last week by Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith was “selective a...

A Pembroke man was shot off his bike on North Shore Road during a high-speed chase. The 20-year-old victim yesterday remained in hospital receiving treatment for his injuries, which are not considered life threatening. According to a Police Spokesman...

Bermuda is vying to be one of several destinations for an airship race right out of the pages of Jules Verne. Ministers met yesterday with the Commissioner of the World Air League Don Hartsell about hosting the inaugural World Sky Race, featuring bli...

The University of the West Indies will soon be offering another postgraduate scholarship for qualified Bermudians, according to the Ministry of Education. The first eligible Bermudian student selected for the programme will receive a scholarship cove...

Government will not release full GCSE results for the Island’s public schools until it has completed a series of public town hall meetings, according to a spokeswoman. Those who attended the meetings have been shown a pair of graphs that show the vas...

A school guidance counsellor was yesterday convicted of using false statements to convince a teacher to invest her life savings into a real estate scheme. A Supreme Court jury found Cedric Oates guilty of making statements he knew to be false or misl...