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A scientist dubbed “a robotics legend” by business magazine Forbes is to make a presentation at a major conference in Bermuda. Ayanna Howard will discuss whether humans should trust robots at the TEDx event next month. Dr Howard is a lecturer, rese...

A Bermudian researcher and university lecturer will take part in Facebook’s first summit on the safety of young people in the digital age. Katie Davis, who built an international reputation for her work on digital media and young people, will collab...

A new machine to test for lung problems is up and running at a specialist clinic. The pulmonary plethysmograph, used to check the efficiency of the lungs, has been installed at the new Bermuda Medical Specialities Group and will cut the need for pati...

An instructor on a motorcycle safety course is to take over as the island’s road safety officer after the previous holder left the job. Rachael Robinson, a Project Ride instructor, has taken over from David Minors. Ms Robinson has been an instructor...

A Bermudian who once slept rough on the streets of Britain plans to sail the “seven seas” as he prepares to study for a yacht master’s certificate. Nigel Davies, 30, who was brought up in Manchester, England, found himself embroiled in a life of cri...

A back-to-school drive was full of smiles on Saturday as families in need collected donations for the new school year. Community activist Gina Spence’s Gina Spence Productions organised the event as part of her Each One Reach One Back To School Drive...

The new executive director of the Centre on Philanthropy said she was determined to find answers to Bermuda’s social problems. Danielle Riviere, 41, who took over at the charity in May, said that, despite funding problems in the charity sector the o...

The director of development at a solar energy firm has won a top scholarship to the UK to help him boost the renewable energy industry in Bermuda. Stratton Hatfield, of BE Solar, won a Chevening Scholarship, which will allow him to take a master’s de...

The venue for today’s free health screenings has changed to the Victoria Street Clinic car park in Hamilton. The screenings, which were due to be held at EF Gordon Square but were relocated owing to scheduling concerns, will now take place in a shad...

A forensic psychiatrist said there was no clear evidence to show that public sex offender registries result in a reduction in the reoffending rate — and that they could even increase the risk of further crimes. Seb Henagulph, a consultant at the Mid...