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Want to watch the America’s Cup free? If so there will be plenty of viewing points where the public can do exactly that. While thousands are expected to converge on Dockyard, where the America’s Cup Village is located, others can witness all of the ...

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on government accounts is to conduct public hearing on Thursday at St Paul Church Centennial Hall on Court Street. A representative for financial assistance will discuss matters surrounding financial assistance pr...

A diabetes specialist has urged policymakers and the wider community to examine the underlying issues that cause type 2 diabetes to protect the next generation “from developing the condition so unnecessarily”. According to David Cavan, who was speaki...

The Argus Group is offering a new programme to reverse type 2 diabetes and reduce the prevalence of the disease in Bermuda. The local insurer has partnered with diabetes specialist David Cavan and Stanley James, of Premier Health & Wellness Centre, t...

A mother of three is back behind bars today after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of a teenage boy. Kiahna Trott-Edwards was initially jailed for life in December 2015 after a jury found her guilty of murdering Shijuan Mungal when she lashed at h...

A Bermudian is planning to file his banns in quick order after Friday’s Supreme Court gay marriage ruling, telling The Royal Gazette: “I would love to get married in my own country.” Eugene O’Connor, who was born and raised in Bermuda, joins many mem...

Family members of dementia patients can arm themselves with the skills to help ease the burden of Bermuda’s “dramatic” shortage of skilled caregivers, according to welfare case worker Carol Everson. More than 2,000 people in Bermuda are estimated to ...

As far as Bermuda’s schools are concerned, it’s one of the most interesting history lessons of all. Today and tomorrow, through our Bermuda National School Salute supplement, The Royal Gazette tells the tale behind every school on the island, from St...

Tackling the world’s most urgent challenges is no small feat but that is the ambition of Peter Merritt who was recently selected as Bermuda’s Rhodes Scholar. Peter, 25, aims to use his expertise in politics and economics to help navigate a way to imp...

A graphic video of crashes on Bermuda’s roads was played at a press conference yesterday to try to drive home the issue of road safety. The event — presented by government and police representatives — came with the beginning of UN Global Road Safety ...