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An American expert in internet law hired by the Government to tackle cyberbullying has warned that Bermuda has still to draw up a national action plan to deal with the problem. Parry Aftab, one of the world’s first cyber lawyers and a leader in digit...

The Bermuda International Film Festival has announced a line-up of award-winning films for this year’s event. Biff’s programme will include three films nominated for Academy Awards as well as prize-winning films from the Cannes, Sundance and Toronto ...

The Bermuda Reserve Police has strengthened ties with fellow voluntary organisations by hosting two round table discussions. The round tables with the Royal Bermuda Regiment and St John Ambulance on February 3 and 4 provided an open forum for partic...

A children’s nature walk scheduled for this morning at the Spittal Pond nature reserve in Smith’s had to be called off because of rain. The Bermuda National Trust, which organised the walk, said that a new date in the spring would be announced short...

Volunteers who clean up litter are to get “grab and go” backpacks and other equipment after a donation from The Garden Club of Bermuda. The club put up $3,600 for Keep Bermuda Beautiful to buy 150 backpacks, as well as trash grabbers and trash bags. ...

Bermuda marked International Marriage Week with a ceremony in Hamilton on Wednesday. David Burt, the Premier, read a proclamation on the lawn of Cabinet Office to kick-start the weeklong celebration of matrimony. Allan Hunt, founder of the non-denomi...

Choy Aming is quite at home swimming among tiger sharks and giant humpback whales, but seeing a silverback mountain gorilla charging towards him was a wildlife encounter like no other. The senior aquarist at Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo has just...

End-of-life choices, chronic mental illness and political activism will be among the subjects for PechaKucha presentations this week. Stratton Hatfield, a spokesman for the Japanese lecture format PechaKucha, said: “Every edition is different, but gu...

Marsden First United Methodist Church in Smith’s has contributed over $1,000 worth of school supplies to Harrington Sound Primary School. The collection supports the Support Public Schools initiative led by lawyer Juliana Snelling. Funds were raised...

Roadside sobriety checkpoints will be in effect in six parishes from next Friday to New Year’s Day. The Bermuda Police Service announced that they will be stationed in Hamilton, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton. The previous set o...