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Campaigners vowed to keep fighting for equality despite disappointment after Privy Council judges allowed the Government’s legal challenge against same-sex marriage

An “angel” car driver was forced to ram a dog in an attempt to stop it attacking an 11-year-old child who has been left “scarred for life”. Her father, who asked for the family not to be identified, said that the attack on Sunday evening in the Middl...

The Government was last night blasted after it sacked staff at the Covid-19 test lab

Video footage of the moment shots were fired at the Devonshire Recreation Club last week has been released in a bid to identify the suspects

Another Covid-19 death has occurred, bringing the pandemic’s death toll to 125. Active cases have risen to 257 from 224

Sanctions against the owners of Russian airliners registered in Bermuda have had “mixed success”, the transport minister admitted yesterday. But Lawrence Scott insisted the island’s shipping registry had not been affected by the international restric...

The Government will take legal advice before deciding whether same-sex marriages that have already happened will be voided

Judges at the island’s highest court of appeal found that legislation banning same-sex marriage in Bermuda was not unconstitutional.

Privy Council judges yesterday dismissed an appeal from two women who wanted a legally recognised marriage in the Cayman Islands. Chantelle Day and Vickie Bodden Bush challenged a Court of Appeal ruling that the overseas territory’s Bill of Rights di...

June 2013: The Human Rights Act 1981 is amended to outlaw discrimination due to sexual orientation. Wayne Furbert, then an Opposition MP, tries unsuccessfully to remove same-sex marriage from the new provision. October 2015: Preserve Marriage...