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The Bermuda End-to-End walk’s main sponsor is to be insurance and reinsurance giant Axa XL, it was announced yesterday. The firm — formed by a merger between French Axa and Bermuda’s XL — has taken up the baton from XL, which previously sponsored the...

A woman found dead in a house was named by police yesterday. A spokesman said she was Selina-Mae Dean, who was 51. Ms Dean was found unconscious at a home in Banana Lane, Warwick, at about 10am on Sunday. The spokesman said: “She was rushed to King E...

The public have been kept in the dark about government plans for immigration reform, it was claimed yesterday. A spokeswoman for pressure group Supporting Fair Immigration Reform said the lack of progress was a broken promise by the Government. She a...

American space agency Nasa opened its new tracking station yesterday. The station, on Cooper’s Island in St David’s, will be used to monitor Nasa space missions as a predecessor did from the same site in the 1960s, when rockets from Cape Canaveral in...

The deadline for the Devonshire Parish Council Spring 2019 Scholarship is next week, Friday November 16th. Applicants, who must be Bermudian and have resided in Devonshire Parish for at least 5 years, should submit a completed application form by th...

Greenrock and BE Solar will be hosting a public meeting on Bermuda’s energy future this Thursday, the 8th of November, at St Paul’s AME in Hamilton, corner of Victoria and Court St. People are encouraged to join from 5:30pm for discussion, with prese...

The Mirrors Programme presented David Burt, the Premier, with artwork from the programme’s second annual Art and Digital Competition. Mr Burt attended the Art and Digital Competition reception at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art this summer and voic...

A St George’s man who fell asleep at the wheel after being involved in a crash has been banned from driving for three years. Darren Pitt, 42, refused to give police a breath sample in two separate incidents last month. He was first arrested on the af...

Young people’s questions at a weekend forum on the history of racism in Bermuda showed “an absolute thirst” for understanding, one of the event’s organisers said. Lisa Reed, executive officer of the Human Rights Commission, said: “It’s the recogniti...

A veterinarian warned pet owners to take extra care yesterday after he treated two dogs who had eaten rat poison. Andrew Madeiros, of Ettrick Animal Hospital, said the clinic sometimes dealt with animals who had been exposed to rat bait, but it was u...