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Environment group BEST has expressed its disappointment that the ban on weedkiller Rodeo could be lifted. Products containing concentrated levels of glyphosate “present the greatest risk to everyone”, warned the campaigners, who urged the Bermuda Gov...

The transport minister last night said those calling for labour disruption over the rejection of a work permit for the Reverend Nicholas Tweed should be “ashamed of themselves”. Senator Michael Fahy was speaking after a meeting called by the Bermuda ...

An 18-year-old Hamilton Parish man injured in a crash on Friday remains in stable condition at the hospital’s intensive care unit, police reported this morning. The motorcycle rider collided with a car at the junction of North Shore Road and Store Hi...

Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art has received a gift of $5,000 from reinsurance company Axis Capital. The award, which comes as Masterworks prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, will help it continue its Art 4 All programme into this year. Acc...

Bermuda College has restored its network system following difficulties experienced before Christmas. In a statement, the college said the registration process for the new semester has resumed today. Those still needing to register for classes are ask...

He is known for the fiery style of his sermons — and the Reverend Nicholas Tweed did not disappoint when People’s Campaign members gathered to discuss his work permit row yesterday. The embattled pastor told a packed St Paul AME Centennial Hall that ...

Meet Ethelbert Bakurumpagi: Bermuda’s first baby of 2017. Ethelbert was born at 10.41am yesterday to first-time parents Flavia Namazzi and Silverous Bakurumpagi, weighing in at 7lbs 8oz. The couple, who are both accountants and managers at Ernst & Yo...

Cole Simons, the acting home affairs minister, issued a statement this afternoon on the Government’s position over the non-renewal of a work permit for the Reverend Nicholas Tweed, pastor at St Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church. The decision to...

Services such as buses, ferries and garbage collection are likely to be disrupted tomorrow as a result of the general members’ meeting of the Bermuda Industrial Union, set for 9am. The meeting was announced on Friday in response to the non-renewal of...

Alex Scott has urged the Bermuda Government to rethink its decision on the Reverend Nicholas Tweed work permit — pointing to parallels with the riots of 1977. Mr Scott, the Premier under the Progressive Labour Party from 2003 to 2006, said rising ten...