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Substitute teachers were in place at some public schools for the start of the new academic year because of “staffing challenges”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that two art, two music and one physical education teacher positions r...

A forum on immigration was held behind closed doors last night at Alaska Hall, the Progressive Labour Party headquarters, on Court Street in Hamilton. The town hall meeting, billed as open to all, was announced yesterday as “for PLP members only” by ...

A Bermudian now living in New Zealand is celebrating a big win after a three-day poker tournament ended in a jackpot. Brian Graham, formerly the director of what is now the Bulley-Graham-Rawlins Funeral Home in Pembroke, placed third in the New Zeala...

A trial for two men from Bermuda facing terrorism charges in Britain began yesterday at the Old Bailey in London. Hisham Muhammad, 25, accused of subscribing to radical Islam, allegedly planned to use a radio-controlled drone to attack an army barrac...

The trial of a 58-year-old man accused of a string of sexual offences against an underage girl began in the Supreme Court yesterday. The Devonshire man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has denied sexually touching the preteen while in a p...

The chairwoman of the Bermuda Health Council has resigned for “family and personal professional reasons”. Alicia Stovell-Washington said that she had to return to her profession full time after the death of her colleague, the eye surgeon Leonard Teye...

The Bermuda Red Cross has raised more than $100,000 in a week to help families whose lives were torn apart by Hurricane Dorian. The Category 5 hurricane tore through the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama last week, destroying thousands of homes and kill...

The former chief executive of the Bermuda Health Council was accused in court yesterday of “throwing as much unsubstantiated mud” as possible and engaging in a media “bloodbath” after she was fired from the government quango. Tawanna Wedderburn, who ...

An American motivational speaker said last night that he regretted past statements in which he referred to homosexuality as a “sickness” and to gays as “an inferior being”. James Small said that comments he had made about homosexuality in a series o...

Staff and students at Saltus this morning paid tribute to two alums who died in the 9/11 attack. Boyd Gatton and Robert Higley, both former Saltus students, died when two hijacked planes hit the World Trade Centre’s twin towers 18 years ago. At the p...