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A book of condolence for Reginald Burrows will be available for signing at the Cabinet Office today and tomorrow. Mr Burrows, the long-serving Progressive Labour Party MP and elder statesman, died last Friday, aged 83. Ewart Brown, the former premie...

The Premier pledged yesterday to “aggressively” defend Bermuda’s reputation after the release of millions of files that painted the island as a tax haven. David Burt said: “Bermuda is not a place to hide money. “In fact, you cannot hide money or avo...

Campaign groups have renewed calls for action after the island recorded its thirteenth road death of the year. Ali Bardgett, chairman of the Bermuda Road Safety Council, expressed her condolences to the friends and family of Ionel Bejan, who died on ...

The annual Toys for Tots campaign run by a real estate firm is under way yesterday — with a new twist. The campaign, now in its fifteenth year, has expanded beyond toys to necessities like diapers, toiletries and school uniform gift certificates. Col...

A shooting victim “ran for his life” as he was chased through the back streets of Pembroke by a lone gunman. Morlan Steede, a father of one and known to friends as “Clappa”, was shot several times on Two-Way Deepdale before collapsing in the middle o...

Ousted former premier Craig Cannonier is to make a fresh attempt to lead the One Bermuda Alliance. Mr Cannonier, who quit in the wake of the Jetgate controversy in 2014, is to stand for leader of the party against interim Opposition leader Patricia G...

The Premier identified yesterday the 14 promises he claimed the Progressive Labour Party government had completed in its first 100 days. David Burt announced in Parliament last Friday that two-thirds of the PLP’s 21 pre-election pledges had been fulf...

A new book charting the history of the island through maps has arrived on the shelves. Bermuda Maps details scores of maps from early hand-drawn representations and decorative printed maps from the 1600s to more detailed modern renditions from the 19...

Extra acid in the world’s oceans could wreck coral reefs and fish stocks around the world, a new report has warned. The report by a German research team on the biological impact of ocean acidification (Bioacid) warned that seas absorbed extra carbon ...

Bermuda’s teachers are set to receive a $50,000 boost thanks to sales of Proud to be Bermudian. The song by The Bermudians, a collection of local artists led by composer John Woolridge, was released on DVD and CD in 2011 with the goal of supporting l...