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Former Minister of Finance and Premier Paula Cox told Commission of Inquiry lawyer Narinder Hargun repeatedly that while there could be “co-parenting” between ministries and joint interests with major capital projects, there had been no delegation un...

Problematic students are being allowed to slip through the cracks of the education system, leading them down antisocial paths in later life, Lieutenant-Colonel Eddie Lamb, the Commissioner of Corrections, has claimed. Speaking yesterday at the Intern...

The Argo Foundation handed over a cheque for $10,000 to BIOS’s Ocean Academy. Pictured, left to right, are members of Argo’s Allocations Committee and staff from BIOS: Marico Thomas (Argo), Mark Guishard (BIOS director of corporate and community rela...

The Continental Society’s next fundraising event later this month should be a sure bet. Casino Royale — a night of gambling, games and entertainment at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute — is aiming to raise funds for the charity’s educatio...

A controversial contract with an overseas consultancy, which was approved by Cabinet during Ewart Brown’s tenure as Premier and Minister of Tourism, came under the spotlight yesterday at the Commission of Inquiry. The $1.7 million deal with Atlanta-b...

William S. Zuill, an author and avid historian who became the first director of the Bermuda National Trust as well as serving for three years as editor of The Royal Gazette, has died at the age of 86. Mr Zuill’s reporting career started in the early ...

“Instead of asking what’s wrong with our black males, perhaps we need to ask what’s wrong with the systems that they must survive and thrive in.” This is the view of Ty-Ron Douglas, who grew up in Paget and now works as an assistant professor at the ...

As he embarks on a medical degree in California, Va Shon Williams hopes to become the third doctor among his siblings. The 23-year-old from Pembroke began classes at Loma Linda University two months ago, after graduating from Alabama’s Oakwood Unive...

Confidence in Bermuda’s economy is marginally up, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The Global Research survey this month found 30 per cent of people had faith in the direction the economy was heading — up from 25 per cent three ...

Male teachers at Saltus Grammar School are hoping to start a new fashion trend to help raise awareness of breast cancer. A growing number of teachers has caught on to the tradition, which started about a year ago, of wearing pink shorts on a Friday ...