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In an unscheduled but impassioned Senate debate on race and discrimination, Senator Lt. Col. David Burch has defended his use of the phrase ?house nigger? as being a relevant observation and something that he was entitled to express under his own hum...

A Government backbencher last night claimed a Government stalling tactic has been deployed to prevent changes to the law that would end discrimination against homosexuals. But it remains unclear if such a ploy is now being played out to prevent any d...

Hands of Love community group founder Fern Wade intends to start writing a book in the new year documenting her 30 years of experience helping the needy and homeless by organising food and clothing deliveries. But it will not mean any let up in the w...

How much money was spent renovating "The Cottage" at Dockyard as a temporary home for the then Governor, while work was carried out on Government House in the 1990s is to be investigated by the Government. It is in response to the rumbling row over $...

Two members of the public have been praised by Police for their efforts in chasing and catching a suspected thief as he ran down a road. The man was being pursued by a distressed woman who moments before had struggled with a thief she found rummaging...

A bad weekend on the roads has brought a further pledge that road safety education and tougher sanctions against dangerous drivers will be a priority for 2006. Hospital staff were kept busy with seven road injury incidents at the weekend, which also ...

More than 100 supporters attended the annual meeting of the United Bermuda Party and heard about three main aims for 2006. As she accepted re-election to the party chairmanship for a third year, Gwneyth Rawlins told the meeting: ?We must further rais...

A 34-year-old Filipino man who became the 13th person this year to die on Bermuda?s roads was a father of two who had been on the Island less than a year. Guest worker Ricardo Evangelista is thought to have been visiting a cousin who lived in Dockyar...