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Michael Dunkley’s trip to the UK to attend the Joint Ministerial Council Meetings cost just over $10,000. The Premier travelled to London with Cabinet Secretary Derrick Binns on October 30 to take part in the annual gathering of leaders from the UK O...

Saltus Grammar School students have raised more than $4,500 for victims of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti. They presented $4,529.86 to Feed My Lambs Ministry, a Bermudian charity that runs a school, orphanage and clinic in Montrouis, western Haiti. “I ...

The Bermuda Government and Opposition sparred throughout the Throne Speech debate, with the One Bermuda Alliance pointing to a “rising tide” of economic recovery and the Progressive Labour Party highlighting those left behind. OBA MP Jeff Sousa spoke...

The legal rationale behind the release of convicted paedophile John Malcolm White, 46, who left jail after serving less than half his original sentence, has emerged from his court file. White, jailed in 2004 for a range of sexual offences involving t...

“Just remember, cancer has an uncanny way of knowing when you give in.” This is what Robert Emmett was told when he arrived in London to start treatment of his stage-four bladder cancer. The former Robin Hood Premier League player took the words of e...

Information commissioner Gita Gutierrez has issued her first order compelling a senior civil servant to release a public access to information decision. Ms Gutierrez filed the order at the Supreme Court against the permanent secretary at the Ministry...

National security minister Jeff Baron said yesterday that Bermuda’s recidivism rate was falling and at an “all-time low”, describing it as a measure of the success of prison rehabilitation programmes. The government senator told the Upper Chamber tha...

Parent engagement sessions on the Cambridge Curriculum and Standards-Based Grading have been organised. The first, an introduction to the curriculum, takes place tomorrow, at the CedarBridge Academy Cafetorium, from 5.45pm to 7.15pm. The Department o...

A passenger reportedly spat at a bus driver on Sunday, sparking further safety concerns from the transport ministry. The Department of Public Transportation issued a statement today, pledging to take steps to prosecute anyone who attacks drivers Sena...

No medical services will be available for sick infants or children in the Department of Health’s Hamilton, Somerset and St George’s clinics this afternoon or tomorrow. Routine preventive health and immunisation services will be available, according t...