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Police yesterday identified the man killed in a blaze that tore through a West End house this month. And it was not the first time that a fire at the house killed a member of the same family. The body of Erroll Cross, 66, was found inside the home ...

The new Minister of Finance said yesterday if Bermuda’s Budget is not balanced this financial year, it will be in the next one. Curtis Dickinson said: “We are still working through the numbers, but we definitely need to balance the Budget and if we d...

Soldiers will line up with other groups to mark 100 years since the Armistice that ended “the war to end all wars”. Troops from the Royal Bermuda Regiment will join forces with churches, Government House and the Government in a series of events desig...

Human remains would not have been unearthed in the West End if proper procedures had been followed, an island conservation body said yesterday. A spokesman for the Bermuda National Trust said that the charity was concerned about the excavation carri...

Taxpayers will be on the hook for a bigger salary bill following today’s Cabinet shake-up, the leader of the Opposition said last night. Craig Cannonier criticised a claim made by David Burt, the Premier, that the reshuffle would reduce the number o...

A nursery shut down after a 12-month-old boy suffered a serious head injury was named by the health minister yesterday. Kim Wilson said Heavenly Blessings Nursery and Preschool, in Pembroke, remained closed and inquiries continued. The Royal Gazette ...

Forgotten stories of the First World War have been given pride of place at the Bermuda Historical Society’s museum. The relics from the epic conflict, which ended 100 years ago with the Armistice of November 11, 1918, have been highlighted as the soc...

A man is dead after a fire gutted a West End house last night. A spokesman with the Bermuda Police Service confirmed the death of the man, aged 66. A full investigation has commenced with Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service and the Bermuda Police Servic...

An Irish World Rugby Classic team is to wear rainbow bootlaces to show its support for equal rights for gay people. A spokesman for the Irish Legends said: “Every athlete should compete knowing their chances soar when they bring their full self to t...

A “tribute vehicle” to honour a police officer who lost her battle with cancer last year was unveiled this week. The pink car, which features an image of Constable Latasha Gibson, was on display as part of an event held at City Hall. Family and fri...