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Two men appeared in court yesterday charged with separate child pornography offences. A 40-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with eight counts of accessing child pornography. The incidents are alle...

The Eliza DoLittle Society food bank in Warwick will close its doors for several weeks later this month because staff have gone on medical leave. The food bank will be closed from September 24 to November 13, but will continue to collect non-perishab...

The sacking of an up-and-coming senator helped spark a rebellion to unseat Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden, a party insider said yesterday. The One Bermuda Alliance member said that the firing of Nick Kempe, who resigned as party chairman after Ms ...

An internship more than 25 years ago helped new Bermuda Festival director T.J. Armand sign up funk superstar Chaka Khan for next year’s event. Mr Armand, a veteran of New York’s Broadway, worked for the late Arif Mardin of Atlantic Records when he pr...

Bermuda’s mathematics teachers are up to the job, according to a professional council. Rebeka Sousa, president of the Bermuda Council of Teachers of Mathematics, said that teachers in the public and private sectors had the necessary ability and skil...

The Employee Assistance Programme, under the guidance of new executive director Latisha Lister-Burgess, is increasingly a resource for managers as well as staff. Ms Lister-Burgess said the EAP, more than 30 years old, retains the same fundamental mis...

A top Bermudian insurance executive was backed by hundreds of people after he delivered a speech that highlighted white privilege in business, a conference heard yesterday. Jonathan Reiss said no one that contacted him after his admission that skin c...

A pioneering African-American ballet dancer was an inspiration to black Bermudian dancers, a former pupil said yesterday. Sophia Cannonier trained with Arthur Mitchell, who died this week. “Everywhere he went there was an impact,” Ms Cannonier said....

A man relived his fear for his teenage sister’s life after shots were fired yesterday while she stood outside their home. The 23-year-old said he feared the worst when multiple shots were fired at a group of men in a residential area of Devonshire an...

Bermuda Police Service said the tally of failed tests meant “five lives saved”. Officers were stationed in Devonshire and Paget to stop drivers and riders and test them in an to curb the island’s high rates of death and injury on the roads. BPS traff...