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The Department of Immigration has granted Bermudian status to a six-year-old boy whose mother had been told he didn’t qualify. The child was born on the Island to Bermudian parents, allegedly as the result of a rape, as revealed by The Royal Gazette ...

Bermuda’s freedom of information law could finally be enacted next year, according to a report published by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office yesterday. The report by the Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council, on the Government’s progress ...

Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley appears to have changed his mind about the need for an inquiry into historic complaints of sexual misconduct in the Bermuda Regiment. The Deputy Premier, who as an Opposition MP was vocal about the need for a th...

A six-year-old boy born on the Island to Bermudian parents allegedly as the result of a rape has been refused Bermudian status by the Department of Immigration — leaving him stateless and unable to travel. The child’s unemployed mother wants to go to...

New legislation could be on the way to enable paramedics to attend life-threatening emergencies in Bermuda. The law currently doesn’t recognise the profession, meaning the one qualified paramedic who works for Bermuda Hospitals Board is unable to pra...

“It has been something I think about on an almost daily basis,” said Soldier A, of the moment he was allegedly sexually assaulted by Major Glenn Brangman at Warwick Camp. “I have really tried to forget the whole thing, I really have, and I haven’t be...

A former Bermuda Regiment conscript claims he was sexually assaulted in the shower by Glenn Brangman at Warwick Camp more than 20 years ago and was left so distraught he attempted suicide.Soldier C contacted The Royal Gazette in tears after reading t...

The former teenage clerk who suffered at the hands of sex attacker Glenn Brangman believes he is typical of his victims. Mr X was just 19 and in desperate circumstances when he came into Brangman’s orbit in late 2008. Recently released from prison af...

Bermuda needs to relax its immigration policies and vastly improve the education level of locals if it is to remain competitive in the global job market, according to employment expert Doug Soares. He told Hamilton Rotarians that the Island needed to...

Ombudsman Arlene Brock said today she was giving members of the Corporation of Hamilton longer than usual to respond to “adverse comments” made about them during her ongoing investigation into City Hall governance. Ms Brock said in a statement that h...