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A toddler with a rare heart condition is finally able to breathe on his own again after undergoing an operation lasting more than nine hours in Toronto. The doctor in Bermuda who helped arrange the surgery for two-year-old Keyler Lopez-Mendoza has no...

The Ombudsman is “more likely than not” to issue a special report on the Government’s reaction to a finding that it failed to protect a historic cemetery at Tucker’s Town. Victoria Pearman told The Royal Gazette that the Department of Planning had re...

An MP’s daughter found guilty of violently resisting arrest told a court yesterday that the police’s treatment of her was “dehumanising and painful”. Law student M’aeisha Weeks, daughter of Opposition politician Michael Weeks, made the claim to Senio...

Police have been asked by a group of concerned individuals to investigate the desecration of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Town. Five people have jointly filed the complaint with the Bermuda Police Service and have been told, they say, that the mat...

A doctor who had his head shaved to raise funds for a toddler with a rare heart condition has now collected more than $12,000 in donations. Stephen West held the “Buzzed or Bald” fundraising event at his Wee Care surgery in Hamilton on Thursday in ai...

Hamilton Alderman Carlton Simmons has blasted the city’s Mayor for failing to “take charge” of the controversy surrounding a plan to uproot trees on Ewing Street — a week after his mother staged a protest against City Hall. Mr Simmons was off Island ...

A young entrepreneur is hoping fans of the former Green Lantern restaurant will flock back to the venue as he launches a new takeout business there this week. And Kemar Maybury, 33, is offering an incentive to get people to try out his “barbecue driv...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley yesterday ordered the Corporation of Hamilton to temporarily suspend work to uproot trees on Ewing Street in North Hamilton. Mr Justice Kawaley issued the stay at lunchtime after two protesters — local business owners Henry ...

The People’s Campaign has confirmed it will “engage in an escalating strategy” to get Government to resolve the issue of long-term residents gaining Bermudian status via a legal “loophole”. But the group’s three leaders told The Royal Gazette they al...

No complaints have been made about historic sexual misconduct at the Bermuda Regiment since the Governor asked police in November to appoint a “single point of contact” for victims. Governor George Fergusson made his request after the Court of Appeal...