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The mystery of Norman Palmer's missing body parts "may never be solved" to the satisfaction of his family but no criminal offence has taken place in Bermuda, according to Police. A final report from investigating officer Sergeant Adrian Cook, seen by...

Bermudian student Stephanie Lee's life is "in limbo" due to a prolonged faculty strike at her Canadian university – but she is firmly against a move to force lecturers back to work. Ms Lee is one of 35 students from the Island who have been unable to...

Former Premier Alex Scott has praised the new US president for "enshrining freedom of information into the fabric of his government" on his first full day in office. Barack Obama put out a directive to all government department heads last week which ...

Organs belonging to missing body parts victim Norman Palmer were kept for further examination by Bermuda's chief pathologist without written consent, an inquest heard yesterday. Kered James told a hearing into 57-year-old Mr. Palmer's death that she ...

Government backbencher Walter Lister has said he is certain the parliamentary committee which scrutinises public spending will soon stop meeting in secret. The veteran PLP MP, who sits on the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), told The Royal Gazette: "...

Government backbencher Walter Lister has said he is certain the parliamentary committee which scrutinises public spending will soon stop meeting in secret. The veteran PLP MP, who sits on the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), told The Royal Gazette: "...

A great-grandfather has launched his own trade union — and hopes at least 100 people will sign up as members. Community activist Raymond Russell, well known in Bermuda for taking up the cause of the underdog, says Our Civil Rights Union (OCRU) is ope...

"No priority" was given to a 911 call from a distraught wife whose husband couldn't breathe and was turning blue, the head of emergency services at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital told an inquest yesterday Edward Schultz told the hearing into Norma...