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The Institute of Bermuda Architects has awarded Kevin Simmons with the Stanley G Kennedy scholarship for being an “outstanding student”. The education committee was impressed with Mr Simmons’ design portfolio, excellent grades and overall commitment ...

Kiahna Trott-Edwards will face a retrial after her conviction and sentence for murdering a teenage boy was set aside. The mother of three, 33, was found guilty last year of murdering Shijuan Mungal, 16, by striking him around the head with a baseball...

A colourful band of revellers armed with satire and swizzle took to the waters at Mangrove Bay, bidding farewell to Cup Match with the traditional Non-Mariners Race. Among those hammering and spray-painting makeshift entries on the beach yesterday mo...

A Bermuda College course launched in 2012 to address a shortage of nurses on the island has yet to produce a single qualified nurse. Seventeen students have so far graduated from the college’s Nursing Pathways Programme with an Associate Degree in Sc...

Popular weather girl Llarisa Abreu has been interviewed by satirical website Bermemes about why it always rains on at least one day during Cup Match. Ms Abreu has built up a huge fanbase since she started broadcasting to the island in January last ye...

This joint obituary, published in The Economist today, celebrates how both Johnny Barnes and Datta Phuge, an Indian known as “the Gold Man of Pune”, grew to be widely loved after initially being taken for eccentric “madmen”. In the city of Pune in M...

Team Bermuda debaters have travelled to Stuttgart for the World Schools Debate Championships, which begin tomorrow. The team are Megan Sutcliffe, the captain who attends Bermuda High School, Bathsheba Jones, of CedarBridge Academy, and Asha Symons, ...

A fisherman who posted a picture of himself on social media after catching a rainbow parrotfish — a species protected under law — is being investigated by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The investigation was sparked after the ph...

Chief Justice Ian Kawaley has released a full judgment explaining why he didn’t stop the referendum on same-sex relationships from going ahead despite it being held in a “somewhat shabby and shambolic fashion”. The 44-page verdict expands on Mr Justi...

The tournament designed to tackle the threat that lionfish pose to Bermuda’s native fish species is to take place this Saturday. The sixth annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament is due to be held from 2.30pm to 7.30pm, with the weigh-in at the Bermu...