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A historic buildings charity clashed with the Government yesterday after it was confirmed a historic Hamilton house would be demolished. A Bermuda National Trust spokeswoman said the Bermuda Housing Corporation, a government quango that owns the home...

A spike in attempted home invasions and robberies by known gang members has been logged in the last four months, the Minister of National Security said yesterday. But Renee Ming said the Gang Violence Reduction Team continued to work to reduce the ri...

The Bermuda Industrial Union has yet to decide if it will take further industrial action over a long-running dispute with Government. Unionised staff began working to rule last Friday in protest at new decertification laws that give non-unionised sta...

The death rate on the island in 2020 hit its highest levels for at least 20 years, the home affairs minister said yesterday. Walter Roban said the number of deaths rose by 31, or 5.8 per cent, to 566 last year. Mr Roban, speaking in the House of Asse...

Further amendments to the island’s economic substance regime were approved yesterday as the island worked to avoid a return to the EU’s blacklist. Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, said the Economic Substance Amendment Act 2021 was designed ...

The Minister of Education will be able to hand pick the deputy chairman of the Board of Education if a proposed law is approved by the House of Assembly. Diallo Rabain tabled the Education Amendment (No. 2) Act 2021 in the House of Assembly yesterday...

Artworks by two young artists have been added to the Bermuda National Gallery’s permanent collection. Gherdai Hassell’s mixed media pieces, Atlas of Afterimage and Points on the Circle and Jayde Gibbons’ photography exhibit, All The King’s Men, will...

A patio has been built at a beach to honour a late stalwart of the Bermuda Industrial Union and former senator. The LaVerne Furbert memorial patio, built on Shelly Bay Beach in Hamilton Parish, was unveiled yesterday as a way to help people with mobi...

Two convicted gunmen were not disadvantaged by unfairness in the jury selection system, the Court of Appeal has ruled. Quincy Brangman and Le-Veck Roberts both asked for their convictions to be quashed because prosecutors “stood by” a disproportionat...

The number of groups exempted from supervised quarantine rules has been slashed, it was revealed tonight. A Government spokeswoman said that the seven exempted categories for non-vaccinated arrivals had been cut to three in response to the spread of ...