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The Bermuda Broadcasting Company’s TV channels were knocked off the airwaves on Monday and yesterday. Patrick Singleton, the BBC’s chief executive, said the firm’s ZBM and ZFB channels were down from last night until about 2pm. He added: “One of the ...

Four dancers have won scholarships for training programmes after they auditioned on the international stage during a school trip. T’aja Williams, a senior dancer at Hamilton’s In Motion School of Dance, was given early acceptance to Slippery Rock Uni...

A report on the status of Bermuda’s criminal injuries compensation system is set to be put before the House of Assembly at its next session. It comes after reports that the was “severely backlogged”, resulting in victims of violent crime waiting year...

Scientists have discovered a new species of fish – described as a “living fossil” – in the deep waters off Bermuda. Polymixia hollisterea – a species of spiny-rayed beardfish – was named in honour of Gloria Hollister, a pioneering female marine b...

More than $35,000 was raised in the annual MOvember men’s health fundraiser. Twenty-two participants, competing as individuals and teams, grew moustaches and held fundraisers for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre event, which far exceeded its tar...

Efforts to restore the island’s seagrass beds have made slow but steady progress, according to new report. According to the winter edition of the Department of Environment and Natural Resource’s (DENR) Envirotalk newsletter, measures to protect seagr...

A school has turned trash into treasure to create a calendar designed to highlight plastic pollution. The 2022 calendar for Mount Saint Agnes Academy features works of art created by pupils from discarded pieces of plastic collected from around the i...

An island photographer has opened a solo exhibition online sparked by her experiences over the Covid-19 pandemic. Island Rock Fever, created by Meredith Andrews, includes nine “provocative” photographs. Ms Andrews said: “Being detached on a remot...

Residents at a Salvation Army emergency shelter received blankets and toiletries after a joint donation in the spirit of Christmas. The Hamilton Rotary Club last week teamed up with the Fritholme Gardens Residential Estate for the donation. Rick Rich...

Firefighters rushed to the Walker Arcade in Hamilton yesterday morning in response to reports of smoke coming from the building. A spokesman for the service said that when officers arrived at the Reid Street side of the property, they did not find a ...