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A partnership between a Bermuda charity and a US hospital group has delivered “cutting- edge” cancer treatment, a visiting expert said yesterday. Mark Davis, executive director of strategic initiatives and business development at Dana-Farber/Brigham...

The 50th anniversary of Bermuda’s first General Election under universal adult suffrage will be marked next Tuesday. Students at Sandys Secondary Middle School got an early start yesterday with a celebration of the political and social milestone — an...

A total of 53 people have been trained in hospitality through a Government training programme, education minister Diallo Rabain announced this morning. Mr Rabain said three groups have undergone training at the Fairmont Southampton and the Hamilton P...

The headmaster of an English boarding school for boys is to host a drinks reception at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club for the parents of prospective pupils next month. Families are also invited to meet Sherborne School’s director of admissions to learn...

Court witnesses will be able to give evidence through a video link after legislation was passed in the House of Assembly this morning. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said the change would “improve the administration of justice in Bermuda by reducin...

A 32-year-old man was banned from the roads for a year after he refused to take a breath test. Magistrates' Court heard officers saw Malcolm Johnston driving his car with no headlights on Front Street. Police said they smelled alcohol but Johnston ...

Major marine predators including groupers and snappers are endangered, a scientist has warned. Thaddeus Murdoch, chief scientist at the Bermuda Reef Ecosystem Assessment and Mapping programme, added that if the problem is not dealt with, it is “highl...

Events designed to end street violence can help cut gun crime, an activist has said. Desmond Crockwell said that the goal of the anti-violence forums launched last spring was to “stop the killing”. Mr Crockwell said: “I think we have played a huge ...

Police are to boost their presence on the streets and use their stop-and-search powers after a gunman fired into a crowded bar in the early hours of yesterday. Chief Inspector Na’imah Astwood said that members of the public could expect high-visibili...

A massive chunk of concrete from an HSBC building in Hamilton crashed into the sidewalk yesterday. The bank has shut the Reid Street entrance to its Harbourview building as the cause of the incident is investigated. A poster on Facebook who saw the i...