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A song competition to find an anthem for Bermuda Relay For Life has been launched. The winning song will be played in front of hundreds of people who attend the sixth staging of the event this year, and will be the anthem for years to come, a spokesw...

A Department of Health scheme to promote exercise and diet kicks off next week. The Fitness in the Park programme is to begin on Monday. A Government spokeswoman said: “The Department has partnered with local gyms to promote the important role that...

A government minister is being sued for nearly $3 million by a company that claims it is owed money linked to upgrades at Dockyard’s cruise ship berths. Lawyers for SunRise Construction Ltd filed a writ of summons at the Supreme Court against the pub...

Women should feel powerful — no matter what role they play in society, the Deputy Governor has said. Alison Crocket said that employment and gender did not define people as she launched a campaign to find two girls aged 14 to 18 who will shadow her ...

A man was stabbed after a fight with another man last night. Police said the injured man was rushed to hospital and the other man involved was also taken to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with “unspecified injuries”. The incident happened at a...

Bermuda’s “culture of no” towards new business ideas has damaged the island’s tourist industry, a top Bermuda Tourism Authority official has said. Glenn Jones, director of strategy and corporate communications for the BTA, added that research showed ...

A plan to make wheelie bins compulsory in Hamilton should be considered for the entire country, an environmental health specialist said yesterday. Armell Thomas, the senior Environmental Health Officer, added: “I think that trash should not be picked...

Swapping pinstripe business suits for combat gear will better prepare young leaders to take on senior posts in civilian life, a top Royal Bermuda Regiment officer said last night. Major Ben Beasley, the second-in-command of the RBR and the training o...

The island’s top magistrate said yesterday it was “mind-boggling” that he had nowhere other than prison to send a man with mental health and drug problems who admitted punching his mother. Senior magistrate Juan Wolffe added that it was “astounding”...

The media’s role in shaping perceptions of black Bermudians is among topics for discussion at an “emancipation forum” to be held on Thursday. The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs invited the public to attend the gathering at 6pm at the Go...