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Veteran activist Glenn Fubler said he was unable to finish watching the video of the murder of George Floyd. Mr Fubler, a civil and human rights campaigner for most of his 71 years, said: “It was so obviously inhuman – and captured by a 17-year-old g...

The island’s top magistrate has called for a review of “egregiously low” penalties for businesses that fail to pay for staff health insurance. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe told Magistrates’ Court on that the maximum $1,000 fine for offences was “a s...

The murder of George Floyd and support for the Black Lives Matter movement saw thousands march from Front Street a year ago today. Bermuda-based companies were also galvanised to look at how they could make a difference. The Royal Gazette heard abou...

A massive turnout for the island’s Black Lives Matter demonstration a year ago was a moment of truth for the leaders of the charity Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, its president has said. Lynne Winfield, the head of CURB, joined the procession ...

A motorcyclist caught out after curfew started and later admitted he was “drunk” was last week sent to the DUI Court. Michael Simons, 25, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a breach of the midnight to 5am curfew and refusal to take a breath test...

Legislation to allow on-the-spot fines for breaches of Covid-19 safety rules will be debated in less than two weeks. The legislation, tabled by Kim Wilson, the health minister, will allow police officers who see an offence to issue public health pena...

A grass roots campaign group has distanced itself to the Government’s plans for a fish processing plant in the East End. Willie Ferguson, the chairman of Mobilise Organise Visualise Execute – Move – said the Government’s plan for the Marginal Wharf, ...

Flights between the Azores and Bermuda could strengthen cultural ties between the two countries, the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports said on Friday. Ernest Peets said the “burgeoning and vibrant arts and creative scene” in the Azores could give...

LONDON (AP) — The Group of Seven wealthy democracies agreed today to support a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15 per cent in order to deter multinational companies from avoiding taxes by stashing profits in low-rate countries. G-7 fin...

A mandatory hotel quarantine at their own expense for non-immunised travellers to Bermuda will come into force on June 13 rather than tomorrow, the Government announced this morning. The news came after a Supreme Court challenge yesterday where Chief...