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When Karen Clemons went into teaching she knew she'd have to deal with bullying — what she didn't realise was that she would be the victim. She told The Royal Gazette how she was left "helpless and hopeless" and why the Government's new Dignity at Wo...

Club Med is no more. As can be seen on Royal Gazette video, the former St. George’s hotel, which stood derelict for two decades, finally thundered to the ground at 10.20 a.m. today. A huge blast signalled the Island’s first ever implosion and it took...

Bermudians who travelled abroad as part of Rotary Exchange are being urged to join a network aimed at bringing together past participants. University students Omar Lodge and Justin Brangman, who spent a year in Brazil and France respectively, have se...

Costly closed-circuit television cameras in North Hamilton are doing little to combat incidents such as Monday night's drive-by shooting, according to locals. Traders and residents in Court Street and surrounding areas told The Royal Gazette they bel...

The lawyer of a young man injured in a drive-by shooting said last night that parents needed to take responsibility for the violent and senseless actions of their children. Llewellyn Peniston told The Royal Gazette he did not know what prompted the a...

A 22-year-old man injured in the leg in a drive-by shooting in Hamilton may have been the victim of a gang-related retaliatory attack. Prince Barrington Edness, from Pembroke, was recovering in hospital last night after being shot at by a gunman on a...

A plan that would have seen three primary school principals swap their posts next month appears to have been put on hold by the Ministry of Education. Gina Tucker, Stanfield Smith and Livingston Tuzo, headteachers of Victor Scott, Northlands and West...

A charity for female victims of rape and domestic violence is considering launching a hard hitting new advertising campaign to reach younger victims. The Women's Resource Centre (WRC) enlisted the help of six university students to investigate why le...