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Drivers and riders were urged last night to take greater care on the roads after the third road death of the year. Bermuda Road Safety Council chairwoman Erica Rance Mill extended her deepest condolences on behalf of the group to the family and frien...

The number of patients being treated for influenza has soared over the last month. Between February 21 and March 19, 322 cases of fever, respiratory symptoms and influenza were reported compared to the five-year average of 248 for the same time perio...

A more in-depth glimpse of how Bermuda’s new $250 million airport could look should be available within the next few weeks, according to the firm spearheading the redevelopment. Canadian construction giant Aecon said architects had started work on th...

Food addiction and comfort eating are highly prevalent problems in Bermuda, according to an American expert. Eric Webber, a relapse specialist at Caron Treatment Centres in Pennsylvania, also suggested that the island’s close-knit nature made it hard...

A paddle boarder who may have sparked a search operation off the South Shore over the Easter weekend has turned up safe and well. Marine police and boaters conducted a thorough search of the Pink Beach area in Hamilton Parish yesterday after a member...

The Bermuda Government should not proceed with the new $250 million airport deal it has struck with the Canadian Commercial Corporation, according to more than half of the island’s voters. A survey commissioned by The Royal Gazette asked respondents ...

At just 17, Mikle Dill has proved that no one is too young to represent their country on the rugby field. Not only did the teenager represent the Bermuda men’s team at this month’s international Ariel Re Bermuda Sevens tournament, he also claimed the...

The third edition of a book about boating in Bermuda is set to hit the shelves today after being out of print for three years. Bermuda Boating, described as a “valuable piloting and safety resource for local boaters”, will also feature a new chapter...

Former Cabinet minister Shawn Crockwell has scotched a rumour that he resigned after hearing Senator Michael Fahy make racist remarks to Michael Dunkley, the Premier, in a bathroom. Mr Crockwell told The Royal Gazette: “There is no truth to it whatso...

A Southampton man has denied trying to procure a woman to make a false statement to the police. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court last Wednesday, Dawson Dates pleaded not guilty to the charge, which alleged the offence took place on February 22 last ye...