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A pilot program designed to beam diagnostic imaging results direct to doctors and patients has been launched by the Bermuda Hospitals Board. Renée Butterfield, the manager of diagnostic imaging at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, said the scheme wa...

The Government is spending $168,400 a year to maintain a failed affordable housing development, in Warwick, the Senate heard on Wednesday. Vance Campbell, the junior public works minister, confirmed the figure. He added that a plan to turn the Grand ...

An erosion of the right of vulnerable children to have independent legal representation in court would be “yet another attack on the human rights of its citizens by the Government”, the Human Rights Commission warned yesterday. Tawana Tannock, chairw...

A Bill designed to regulate debt collection is to be discussed in the House of Assembly today. MPs will debate the Debt Collection (Amendment) Act in what is expected to be a long session. The Bill was first tabled by Walton Brown, then minister of ...

Householders on a Pembroke street affected by a gun attack said yesterday that violence in the area had increased. One young mother said that she feared for the safety of her son and other children who walked through Happy Valley Road. She added: “It...

Finalists of the 11th Annual Rocket Pitch competition put on by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) pitched their new businesses before a panel of judges on Thursday, November 15 in the hopes of winning the share of $25k in cash and s...

Celebrity chef, Marcus Samuelsson, of Marcus’ at Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, today visited Meals on Wheels to meet the volunteers and take part in a cooking demonstration. Samuelsson was joined by members of the team from Marcus’, including Execu...

Health minister Kim Wilson urged people to get tested for HIV as she marked World Aids Day. Ms Wilson took part in a ceremony commemorating the day on the steps of the City Hall. She said: “This year marks the 30th anniversary of the first World Aids...

A young singer who wants to study to study musical theatre is to perform tonight to help to fund her ambitions. Quinn Outerbridge, 18, said she wanted to raise cash to sign up with the multinational educational and entertainment organisation Up With...

A total of five people were banned from the road and fined at Magistrates’ Court today for drink driving or refusal to take a breath test. Jason Brown pleaded guilty to driving while impaired. The court heard Brown was pulled over by police near We...