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A historical society yesterday appealed for volunteers and palmetto leaves to help repair a replica of a 400 year old Bermuda settler’s home damaged during last month’s Hurricane Humberto. The cabin, built using the methods the first settlers used in...

A trip to Monaco by the tourism minister to sell Bermuda as a superyacht destination to billionaires last month cost taxpayers more than $6,000. Zane DeSilva travelled to Monaco from September 21 to 26 at a cost of $6,052.37. A breakdown of the trip...

The average score by public primary school pupils in maths in 2018-19 was the worst in eight years, it was revealed yesterday. The latest Cambridge Checkpoint score for Primary 6 children was 1.9 — rated as “poor”. The previous lowest score recorded...

Cut-off customers of telecoms firm Digicel should be back online today, the company said. The telecoms firm blamed the weeklong service outage on “catastrophic damage” caused by an excavation company contracted to power company Belco. Donn Foggo, th...

The wife of the late eye surgeon Leonard Teye-Botchway helped launch a fundraising campaign for a charity that helps the blind. Ronita Teye-Botchway purchased the first tag of Vision Bermuda’s annual tag day, which will take place tomorrow. Proceeds ...

A Bermudian film-maker’s documentary about the lives of humpback whales has won an award at a conservation film festival in New York. Secret Lives of the Humpbacks, which examined the role that Bermuda plays in the lives of the animals, received the ...

A man was yesterday charged with a string of 20-year-old sex offences against two girls. The 56-year-old, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, appeared in Magistrates’ Court to face multiple sex charges, including two counts that he had unlawf...

Parents and staff at a childcare centre have branded a suspected arson attack as “reckless and extremely dangerous”. The Happy Valley Child Care Centre said yesterday that the fire at the Pembroke centre on Saturday caused “a significant amount of da...

Co-operative banks and supermarkets will empower Bermudians to challenge the island’s status quo, David Burt said last night. Speaking at the opening night of the Progressive Labour Party’s delegates conference, the Premier said entrepreneurs could s...

A clash over the choice of a by-election candidate appears to have taken place between a Progressive Labour Party constituency and the Premier, according to an e-mail circulated yesterday. The apparent stand-off came after Jason Hayward, a PLP senato...