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Former Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess launched a stinging attack on the Commission of Inquiry and its lawyer yesterday, repeatedly comparing the way he was being questioned to an attempt to “re-enact slavery” and declaring he felt like he was before ...

Feed My Lambs Ministry will be holding a car boot sale tomorrow to raise funds for the disaster relief effort in Haiti. The charity runs an orphanage, school and clinic in the country, which has been left devastated by Hurricane Matthew — the most po...

Two motorcyclists who were hurt in roundabout crashes yesterday have recovered after receiving hospital treatment. In the first accident, a car and a motorbike collided at the roundabout at Serpentine Road and Par-la-Ville in Pembroke, at about 7.40a...

A Devonshire man has been sentenced to probation for assaulting police in an incident this summer. Tyneko Trott, 29, pleaded guilty to two counts of assaulting police officers and one count of violently resisting arrest during an altercation at the C...

A new sport, FootGolf, is coming to the island courtesy of Family’s Centre’s eighth annual Kid’s Golf Clinic and Supper. In FootGolf, players kick a football on the golf course into extra-large cups, in as few shots as possible, with up to four playe...

A pedestrian crossing and speed bump in Hamilton has been turned pink in an effort to promote breast cancer awareness. The eye-catching crossing on Par-la-Ville Road is just one part of Project Pink, created by Alaire Godfrey and Nikola Borden of Ult...

A technology fair at BUEI this Saturday will show the myriad ways in which modern devices can help people with vision loss. Organised by the Bermuda Society for the Blind, the event is being held to mark World Sight Day, which raises awareness of vi...

A civil servant accused in 2008 of conspiring to defame former Premier Ewart Brown and former Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess spoke publicly about the accusations for the first time yesterday. Government chief architect Lawrence Brady, who was arreste...

Hundreds of seniors came together for a special tea put on by the Bermuda Police Service on Tuesday. They were treated to a light lunch and entertainment at the Heritage Worship Centre as part of the Police Week 2016 celebrations. “It brings people...

An environmental watchdog has urged developers of the new St Regis hotel in St George’s to give more consideration to how construction materials could be brought on to site. The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce says it has been very imp...