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A Bermudian photographer’s snapshot that caught a friend in mid-leap on the English coastline has been picked up by the BBC for a series of photographs from around the world on “the theme of summer”. The picture by Phoebe Dill, who works with the Ros...

A new species of shark has been added to the list of Bermuda’s fish fauna. The ragged-tooth shark was discovered in Bermuda’s waters after a fisherman caught and released it of the east coast of the island in 2020. Mark Terceira brought the shark t...

Nomination papers for the 2020 General Election were released to a requester despite an initial refusal to disclose them, the Parliamentary Registrar said. Tenia Woolridge also confirmed that certain information was redacted from the records. Gitanj...

The “far-reaching impact” of rights to access information from public bodies will be in focus for International Right to Know Day tomorrow. Campaigners from around the world started the event on September 28, 2002 to mark the creation of the Freedom ...

Local artist Corrina Rego has given new life to objects that would otherwise be discarded in an exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts. Called ReGenesis: Given New Life, the work is based on the story of creation and features about 24 pieces made...

A new Human Rights Tribunal panel has been selected to adjudicate on complaints of human rights abuses. The 13 members were appointed by an independent selection committee and will be empanelled for the next three years. A Human Rights Commission sp...

Fees for disposing of horticultural waste will be waived this week in the wake of Hurricane Fiona, the Ministry of Public Works said. The waiver remains in place until noon on Saturday, with the regular fees returning from 7.30am next Monday. Normal ...

Police vehicles are on their last legs, suffering repeated breakdowns and staying in service long after they should be decommissioned, it has been claimed

Taxi drivers threatened to break the law and deliberately overcharge customers in their effort to win a major fare hike, the transport minister has claimed

A 23-year-old woman who denied possessing a magazine and ammunition on August 29 had her case tried in Magistrates’ Court