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Bankers HSBC got into the Cup Match spirit yesterday with a special motorcade to celebrate the holiday. The motorcade travelled along Front Street and Church Street and staff played soca music and handed out flags in the colours of St George’s Cricke...

Ministers have kept a careful eye on the public purse strings in their first year at the helm, despite a “curious” list of government priorities, a political observer claimed last night. Denis Pitcher said he believed spending has been curbed in comp...

Judicial independence is a vital safeguard of the Constitution, the island’s new Chief Justice said yesterday. Narinder Hargun added that the requirement of the judiciary to be independent was not a legal technicality. Mr Justice Hargun said: “The j...

A Japanese martial art has given a Warwick man the strength to battle his way through years of treatment and therapy after he received a diagnosis of a brain tumour. Now, Shaun Tuzo is on the verge of earning a coveted black belt in aikido and said h...

Former professional wrestler turned finance guru John Layfield yesterday apologised after he posted a photograph of himself with a controversial British politician. Mr Layfield, the founder of the Beyond Rugby programme for young players, put a pictu...

A one-stop shop to help people with disabilities find work is needed in Bermuda, an expert has said. Shari Scott, an occupational therapist, said employers were willing to hire people with disabilities but had concerns about additional supervision, s...

The Speaker of the House of Assembly questioned yesterday if race had played a part in the United Kingdom’s decision to impose public registers of company ownership on its Overseas Territories. Mr Lister, one of four Bermudian MPs who attended a regi...

Chateauguay, Quebec, is the last place you would expect to find a Bermudian journalist, let alone one who has blazed quite a few trails during a distinguished career in Canada. But Ernest Scott Tucker has lived in the Montreal suburb for nearly 50 ye...

Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch has criticised coverage of his controversial speech about the next Chief Justice. Colonel Burch was responding after he came under fire for referring to status Bermudian Narinder Hargun’s Indian heritage in the House on...

The outgoing Chief Justice mounted a spirited defence yesterday of a judicial system free of political interference. Ian Kawaley also told a conference that the constitutional foundation for the judiciary was “deficient” and needed urgent reform. Mr ...