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A top Bermuda runner has been banned from driving for three years after police found him lying on his back with his bike next to him in the early hours of the morning. Lamont Marshall, who recently returned from the 2015 Pan American Games in Toront...

Walter Roban, Shadow Minister of National Security, has criticised Michael Dunkley for being “out of touch and taking Bermuda in the wrong direction”. Mr Roban accused the Premier of attempting to carry out a miscarriage of justice against Marc Bean ...

Bermuda’s lost sailors were remembered during an historic ceremony at sea organised through the Guild of the Holy Compassion in partnership with the Department of Marine and Ports. The Royal Gazette was invited to witness and document yesterday’s ev...

A love letter from a lonely sailor to his sweetheart in Croatia has come to light after drifting the seas for more than a decade. Al Thomas was just cruising in his boat last Sunday, watching the annual Round the Island Power Boat Race, when he came ...

Scores gathered at Port Royal Golf Course yesterday afternoon to remember the actions of two Bermuda-born patriots. An historic plaque honouring St George Tucker and Thomas Tudor Tucker was officially dedicated in front of a delegation of more than 5...

A petition to protect Bermuda’s horses from being overworked in the scorching summer heat has garnered more than 1,000 signatures, including some from overseas. Erin Lovell, who set up the online petition after a horse collapsed in the street, said t...

The Progressive Labour Party has expressed “deep concerns” with new amendments to legislation that will pave the way for the construction of a five-star luxury hotel in St George’s. Zane DeSilva, the Shadow Minister of Tourism, claimed the Bermuda Go...

The unemployment rate has fallen by two percentage points, according to the latest government figures. Total unemployment fell to 2,502 people in 2015 — from 9 per cent to 7 per cent. And the number of unemployed Bermudians dropped by 936 people from...

Jack Whitney was just 5 when he made his first musical instrument from a roast beef can, a piece of wood, some nails and string that he pinched from the screen door. It was the beginning of an illustrious career that saw the naturally gifted and popu...

A group of nine Bermudian students have overcome adversity, blisters and a German heatwave to complete their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Expedition. The teenagers travelled to the town of Osterburken, just south of Frankfurt, at the end of last month to t...