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A trial at Supreme Court number one was put on hold temporarily yesterday as lawyers and Puisne Judge Carlisle Greaves paid tribute to the late Richard Hector QC, who as previously reported in passed this week aged 74. Lawyer Victoria Pearman said sh...

Only a minority are impressed by Government?s Budget. Just one person ? taxi-driver 40 ? felt the 2006/2007 Budget announced by Finance Minister Paula Cox last Friday was a sweetheart. ?I really feel that it is a very fair Budget,? Mr. Fox said on Th...

A young woman who brought a pair of sneakers to Bermuda that were found to be concealing heroin with a street value of $51,840, has told a jury how she agreed to bring the shoes back to the Island for an acquaintance. Shaunnah Melanie Dill was only 1...

With the average price of a Bermuda home costing at least 400 percent more than the US, Canada and UK, a local investor encouraged those trying to raise $150,000 for a home down-payment to invest in Bermuda. Argus chief executive and president Gerald...

Around 800 Bank of Bermuda customers have had their cards compromised after a security breach in the US. It comes less than a year after 1,600 of the bank?s customers were hit when a hacker broke into a system ? again in America. Richard Brown, head ...

Bermuda?s constitution may appear as something for other overseas territories to aspire to but it is not without its faults, Premier Alex Scott has told Cayman Islands? politicians. Limitations on the amount of freedom Bermuda has to make its own dec...

Derelict and vacant properties will be commandeered by the Government and, if necessary, renovated so that they can be used by people in need of affordable housing. And the former St. George?s senior training school site is on the list for Housing Mi...

Employers are being urged to start thinking now about their expatriate employees will be affected by six-year term limits that are due to kick in next April. Letters sent to employers this week by the Department of Immigration state that expatriates ...

Bermuda Public Services Union general secretary Ed Ball has hit out at Government for wasting taxpayers? money on ?useless consultants?. It comes after it was revealed an extra $8 million had been budgeted this year for external consultants in the Mi...

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has offered to become involved in a task force formed to cull feral chickens as a preventative measure against the spread of bird flu. And it has urged poultry farmers and other chicken owners to p...