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British Airways' flights to and from Bermuda are expected to resume today, the airline said last night. Planes have been grounded since last Thursday due to plumes of ash from the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano and hundreds of people ...

She may be only seven but Malaikah Abdul-Jabbar has a big voice — and yesterday she used it to lead a crowd of people outside City Hall in a rousing chant. The young writer encouraged those who attended the launch of her first book — an anti-violence...

A taxi driver has described the moment two gunmen fired into the back of his cab, shooting his passenger Jakai Harford in the face before the 27-year-old fled in a torrent of bullets. Hyman Bartley told The Royal Gazette it was raining so hard he ini...

Humiliated. That's how one foreign wife told The Royal Gazette she felt when she and her husband discovered they needed a licence for the home they already owned together. The couple bought the house well before the Bermuda Immigration and Protection...

The Shadow Attorney General is calling on Government to extend the deadline for mixed-status couples who need to apply for a land licence — and then to consider changing the law altogether. Trevor Moniz told The Royal Gazette that the Bermuda Immigra...

Three of his toenails are about to fall off — but Grant Mowbray couldn't be happier to have completed what many consider the most gruelling foot race in the world. The 41-year-old took part in the Marathon des Sables across the Sahara Desert in Moroc...

Doctors have been able to remove a bullet left in schoolgirl Michéla Outerbridge's arm after she was gunned down on Easter Sunday. The 17-year-old, who was shot three times outside the Western Stars Sports Club in Pembroke, was initially told by medi...

Bermudians married or living with foreigners have two months to get a licence for homes they own and which their partners financially contribute to or benefit from. Locals must obtain a licence for such residential properties before June 22 or face p...

Civil servants are to receive training in investigative skills from Ombudsman Arlene Brock later this year. Ms Brock helped conduct a four-day course last month in the British Virgin Islands called "Sharpening Your Teeth" for public servants, includi...