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A former premier has been interviewed by police in connection with an investigation into the alleged overuse of medical scans. Two sources told The Royal Gazette that Ewart Brown sat down with detectives within the past two weeks as part of a long-ru...

A career fair at a Devonshire school was designed to help pupils find their passion, the school’s head said yesterday. Kimberly Creighton, principal at Elliot Primary School, said that the event, held for the third time, was created to help showcase...

The pastor of a Bermudian teenager who died in a Utah care institution has urged the public to let her rest. The Reverend Leonard Santucci, pastor at Vernon Temple, said the death of 16-year-old Kirsta Simons last November should not be used to attac...

Bermuda health experts are in close contact with an international body about the deadly coronavirus, the Government confirmed yesterday. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said: “The Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit is in constant liaison wi...

A man seen with a knife on his person yesterday in the Washington Mall is being sought by police. A police spokesman said a group of males entered the mall at 4.15pm, with one walking with a cane and carrying what appeared to be a six-inch knife. The...

Customs duty breaks and other suggested lifelines for the island’s struggling retail sector seem to “fall on deaf ears”, a retail head said yesterday. Lorraine Shailer, cochairwoman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce’s retail division, said the Minis...

Legislation covering Bermuda for the UK’s departure from the European Union will go before legislators as MPs return to the House of Assembly today. David Burt, the Premier, will table the EU Withdrawal Act 2020, switching references to the EU with “...

A picture flaw affecting local TV stations is the subject of talks between the Bermuda Broadcasting Company and One Communications. The Royal Gazette has fielded complaints from viewers over the black border that reduces screen size on channels ZBM-9...

A Bermudian teenager and her fellow Amnesty International club members demanded “justice” for a young woman who died at a US treatment centre after she was referred there by the island’s child protection agency. Sierra Brangman, who grew up in foster...

A long-serving Bermuda barrister has been appointed a Queen’s Counsel. Delroy Duncan, of Trott and Duncan Ltd, was one of 114 international lawyers approved for the honour in the 2019 application period. The appointment was made on the recommendation...