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A 12-foot-long tiger shark has been terrifying the Island ? well at least terrifying those people who received copies of the pictures of the monster caught in local waters which have been e-mailed around Bermuda during the past two days. The shark lo...

A new breed of customer service trainer has been created to help Bermuda lift its game and impress visitors enough to make them want to come back again and again. Twelve people have been trained up as the first certified "SuperHosts" on the Island an...

Bermuda students intending to further their education overseas are being encouraged to pick up a new booklet that lists resources open to them to assist their future careers. And in a link up between a leading travel agent and Government the new publ...

A damning indictment of the tragedy and ultimate pointlessness of gang-style violence was given to a packed audience in Hamilton last night after a member of the audience claimed teenager Jason Lightbourne, gunned down at the wheel of a car in Ord Ro...

An historic warehouse in St. George?s that was devastated by fire early this year is set to be partially demolished with as many wood beams, posts, doors and fittings being saved for a hoped-for reconstruction of the building. And it has been hinted ...

An emergency meeting of Co-op Taxi drivers is being held this evening as lawyers consider the implications of a Government-backed order that has suspended the firm?s licence to run as a taxi dispatch operation. Despite being told to cease operating t...

Bank customers fled in fear when three assailants tried to assault a teller in the centre of Hamilton. The member of staff at Capital G's branch in Reid Street was reportedly hit a number of times by a woman and two young men who came in to the bank ...

A call has gone out for Bermudians to help provide basic essentials for around 700 schoolchildren as they prepare for the start of a new term. The 17th annual Hands of Love ?school clothing drive? has started this week and the charity is asking for d...