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An out-of-service 92-foot motor yacht came loose from its mooring in St George’s Harbour at the weekend and hit at least three boats. The Esperanza drifted a quarter of a mile into a bay off St David’s before it was spotted and anchored. The alarm wa...

A team from Bermuda is to hit the European Union with a charm offensive designed to get the country’s name off a blacklist of uncooperative tax jurisdictions. David Burt, the Premier, and Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, will take the lead in ...

A “damning” report into the condition of the island’s schools highlighted systematic problems that must be addressed, according to the One Bermuda Alliance. Cole Simons, Shadow Minister of Education, thanked the Government for its transparency in rel...

A police investigation is under way after an alleged altercation sent a 55-year-old man to the Intensive Care Unit. According to a police spokesman, the man, from Hamilton Parish, was admitted into the ICU on Friday, where he has remained in stable c...

The latest volume of an academic journal includes articles on 19th-century prisoner of war ships, Second World War submarine history and military gravestones. The National Museum of Bermuda Press has launched Volume 21 of the Bermuda Journal of Arch...

Smokers and drinkers will have to pay extra sin taxes, it was revealed on Friday. Wayne Furbert, the junior finance minister, said duty on tobacco, wine, spirits and beer will all be increased. He added that the higher taxes were expected to generate...

A British Parliament committee report that recommended British citizens should vote, gain citizenship and run for office in Bermuda has been rejected unanimously by MPs. David Burt moved a motion in the House of Assembly to reject the report from the...

Children’s craft projects ranging from chopping boards to picnic tables went up for auction at the weekend. The Construction Association of Bermuda showcased the work of schoolchildren at the Botanical Gardens last Friday, with silent bids for the cr...

The next Director of Public Prosecutions should be a black “born Bermudian” the Deputy Speaker of the House has said. Derrick Burgess, of the Progressive Labour Party, said “perpetual racism” had kept white people at the top in Bermuda during the mot...

A three-times head boy has his eyes fixed on leading Bermuda in the future. Seon Tatem, 17, who has been head boy at his primary school and middle school, and now at the Berkeley Institute, wants to give back to his country by becoming premier. Seon,...