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A 60-year-old US Navy submersible that carried out the first survey of the tragic liner Titanic yesterday took the waters off St George. The boat completed its first round of tests after a major refit designed to boost its performance. The mini-subma...

Crowds of people last night turned out in a show of support for a bar rocked by a double murder a week ago yesterday. Dozens of people visited the Robin Hood Pub and restaurant in Hamilton after another bar owner rallied people round. Rick Olson, who...

A social justice campaigner yesterday said a public apology was needed before disadvantaged young Black men saw an improvement in their lives. Martha Dismont added that the people of Bermuda had to play their part to tackle the root causes of inequal...

A shake-up of the One Bermuda Alliance shadow cabinet has been unveiled by the party’s leader. The move by Cole Simons comes just before the Government is to set out its plans for the year ahead with Friday’s Throne Speech. In the partial reshuffle o...

The flight path of a great blue heron that stopped off in Bermuda during a 2,000 mile-plus migration from Canada to Cuba has been tracked by a team of US scientists. The heron, named Harper, left her summer feeding ground in New Brunswick, Canada, on...

Coming out as gay and a historic fight for same sex marriage are highlighted in a Bermudian actor’s new comedy special. Roderick Ferguson, who lives in New York City, will stage Man Overboard!!!, in his new home town. The cabaret-style performance lo...

Hospital patients will be allowed to have some visitors from tomorrow after a fall in the number of coronavirus cases. An easing of restrictions will follow the “long and brutal” surge of Covid-19 patients linked to the Delta variant of the virus. A ...

Workers have complained they are being taken advantage of through “precarious" contracts which labelled them as independent contractors, the labour minister said yesterday. Jason Hayward added people were worried that some businesses had used the eco...

The Covid-19 death toll rose to 104 yesterday as the Minister of Health announced another three coronavirus-related deaths. Kim Wilson said that ten new cases were discovered among 6,461 test results since the last update. Half of the ten were classe...

Blue chip names are prepared to invest in the redevelopment of the island’s biggest hotel, the finance minister said today. Curtis Dickinson said Gencom, the US-based owners of the Fairmont Southampton Hotel, had met Government representatives last m...