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Bus driver and female impersonator Mark Anderson has called for amendments in the Human Rights Act after his case of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation was dismissed by a tribunal. Mr Anderson claimed that he was discriminated against...

The wait is finally over for seafood lovers — lobster season is under way. According to restaurant owners and divers, the season could not come quickly enough. Eddie Bardgett, owner of The Lobster Pot, said he has prepared his restaurant for a busine...

The Queen has presented the Bermuda Regiment with a 50th birthday gift: the title “Royal”. In celebration of its golden anniversary yesterday — and recognising its predecessors’ contributions to two world wars — the organisation will now be known as ...

A woman accused of murdering a teenage boy has told jurors she lashed out at him with a baseball bat because she thought he was going to attack her. Kiahna Trott-Edwards said she “knew” Shijuan Mungal was going to hit her so she reached for a basebal...

Bermuda footballer Antwan Russell has been fined for having an unlicensed pit bull. Russell, 28, and his brother Gladwin Russell, 32, both admitted the offence in Magistrates’ Court today. The court heard that animal wardens seized the animals from t...

People have three weeks left to give feedback on the new plan for the City of Hamilton. The plan sets up key objectives for different areas, including development opportunities for zones identified as the historic and retail district, the contemporar...

Next month’s Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series will give Bermudians a taste of the excitement to come in 2017, according to event organisers. Six America’s Cup teams will compete on the Great Sound in official races on October 17 and 18, with ...

A Paget man appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning charged with possessing cannabis and rifle magazines. Jason DeCouto, 35, pleaded not guilty to a charge of possessing cannabis with intent to supply in an incident in Paget on April 6. He also d...

Michael Dunkley has been in talks with Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit in the wake of the devastation of Tropical Storm Erika, urging the public to assist if they can. The Premier said in a statement: “We must always help when and where we ...

The public has been invited to enjoy live entertainment at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital tomorrow. Dialysis nurse Hugh Murray will be donating his time and talent to cheer staff, patients and the public in the run-up to Labour Day. The Bermuda ...