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36-year-old Devonshire man in critical condition in King Edward VII Memorial Hospital's intensive care unit. The injured man -- who suffered severe head injuries and a suspected broken jaw -- was found lying in a pool outside Fat Man's Cafe on Palmet...

Bermuda in 1993 and 1994 played a major role in reducing London's significance as an international insurance centre, according to a report in the Financial Times. From 1993 to 1994, London experienced a 12 percent drop in premium income, which follow...

a police officer. Orlando Outerbridge, 24, was shot four times by police in Florida last summer after an alleged argument with his girlfriend. Officers in the city of Melbourne said Mr, Outerbridge was armed with a knife when they were called to an i...

A dust-up between the UBP's "People's Five'' and party officers has intensified dramatically. The rebel MPs yesterday questioned whether a party disciplinary committee hearing complaints into them acted legally. And they are firing off a letter to pa...

A shocked store owner yesterday pulled bags pushing a drugs message sold to youngsters as schoolbags. Phoenix Stores owner Ward Young acted after The Royal Gazette tipped him off about the trendily-styled backpacks with a marijuana message. The bags ...

dread of a school principal, it was claimed yesterday. For a Sandys Secondary School pupil claimed school boss Melvyn Bassett was making life a misery for students who sport Rasta-style dreadlocks. The teenager said: "People are getting discriminated...

Cabinet Secretary Leo Mills "acted prematurely'' when he informed the Public Service Commission, before the necessary legislative authority had been obtained, that Wayne Perinchief's position had been abolished. And as a result, Solicitor General Bar...

during a convocation ceremony yesterday at the South Shore, Paget campus. And college president George Cook told the new students to "take full advantage of all this college has to offer and you will be successful. In your success lies Bermuda Colleg...

in favour of an international marketing firm with a good track record in tourism. We are not sure that we agree with the details but we certainly think the Ministry of Tourism should be disbanded. If Bermuda's tourism has been slipping for the past 1...

ring for the Devonshire North by-election -- as a potential candidate for the rival PLP. Land developer Rodney Smith -- once on the candidates' list for a UBP seat -- said: "I left the UBP and joined the PLP in 1993. "I was quite vocal on several soc...