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A schoolgirl who set up a chocolate-chip cookie stand with her little brother has donated her share of the proceeds to a church food programme. Poppy Palmer, 6, from Pembroke, and four-year-old brother, Miles, sold the homemade cookies from a stand o...

An insurance firm was accused yesterday of outsourcing jobs from Bermuda to Canada. It was claimed Argus Group plans to shift between 15 and 20 jobs to One Team Health, a Toronto-based third-party overseas care administration firm it bought last year...

There are only two active cases of Covid-19 on the island and neither of the victims are in hospital, it was revealed this evening. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said neither were in hospital, but they were being monitored by public health officia...

News Staff Videos created to publicise the public’s right to know have been released by the Information Commissioner’s Office, the Acting Information Commissioner revealed today. Answer Styannes said the “I Want to Know!” series was designed to encou...

An organisation designed give young people the opportunity to make their voices heard in the corridors of power yesterday appealed to political parties to stick to their promises on youth investment. Halle Teart, the cofounder of Bermuda Youth Connec...

A former Progressive Labour Party government minister arrested by police at his home the day after the General Election triumph hit back yesterday and insisted he had nothing to hide. Zane DeSilva, a former tourism and transport minister, confirmed t...

A code of conduct for MPs will be tabled soon after the new parliamentary session starts in November, the last Speaker of the House has promised. Dennis Lister, who became Speaker after the Progressive Labour Party’s election win in 2017, said the do...

Gibbs Hill Lighthouse will be shut until Saturday for repairs. A spokesman for marine and ports said that the access road to the lighthouse and the car park will also be closed as a safety precaution. He added: “The Department of Marine & Ports Servi...

A teenager will head to Costa Rica this month after he was given a chance to study overseas with all expenses paid by a global network of boarding schools. Jeremiah Samuels, 17, said he had been taking online classes with the United World Colleges si...

Parents and staff at a primary school have joined forces to complain about a string of problems, including poor Covid-19 safety enforcement and “dictatorial” management. The anonymous group, said to include 100 parents of pupils and 12 staff, added t...