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David Burt, the Premier, welcomed students at Northlands Primary and the Berkeley Institute on their first day of class. Mr Burt and Kalmar Richards, the Acting Commissioner of Education, met with students at both schools and encouraged them to achie...

Stronger links between Bermuda College and overseas institutions will be a “tremendous opportunity” for island students, a college academic said. Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, the vice-president of academic and student affairs at Bermuda College, added that...

A 36-year-old man charged in connection with an alleged sex assault in the West End this month was granted bail yesterday. The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with sexual assault causing bodily harm and...

A family were plunged into mourning after their oldest daughter was found dead in her dorm room only days after she started university in Canada. Shiloh Roberts, 18, a former Bermuda High School pupil, was discovered by police on Saturday at Brescia ...

A 55-year-old man charged with threatening to kill a government MP was freed on $10,000 bail yesterday. Perry Smith, from Sandys, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with two counts of making written threats to kill Michael Scott, MP for Sandys North,...

Three Americans were charged yesterday with the importation of more than $250,000 worth of drugs. It was alleged in Magistrates’ Court that Julian Mendez, 22, Jahad Waldron, 27, both from Brooklyn, New York, and 31-year-old Margil Mireles, from Houst...

Three legendary female singers are to get a tribute with special performances at the Bermuda Festival next year. Nina Simone, Janis Joplin and Maria Callas will be the focus of three separate shows during the festival. Harriett D. Foy, a Broadway vet...

An American man was fined $2,200 yesterday after he admitted the importation of drugs to the island. Magistrates’ Court heard that Semyon Pustylnik, 30, was stopped by customs officials after he left the Norwegian Escape cruise ship in Dockyard. He ...

There were smiles, hugs and the occasional frown as children went back to school yesterday. Public schools across the island reopened their doors after the long summer break, with teachers and pupils ready to embrace the new term. The Royal Gazette v...

A 19-year-old man was banned for 18 months yesterday after he was caught sitting on a running motorbike while over the legal alcohol limit. Magistrates’ Court heard that Alexander Cox, from Devonshire, was approached by police while he sat on his pa...