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Saltus Grammar School played host to a group of about 30 Swedish high school students yesterday. The Swedes attend Ockero Gymnasieskola near Gothenburg, Sweden’s second largest city. They travelled to the Island on T/S Gunilla, a tall ship owned by ...

A 20-year-old man who allegedly smashed a beer bottle over an off-duty policeman’s head was remanded in custody yesterday. Akiri Trott, of Smith’s, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with assault, violently resisting arrest and possessing an offensive...

Massive die-off linked to parasites, pesticides By Owain Johnston-Barnes The Bermuda bee population has suffered a massive die-off, with some beekeepers losing 70 percent of their colonies. The decline is attributed to several factors, including two ...

Finance Minister Bob Richards has accused Belco of charging too much for electricity and has urged it to give some of its profits back to customers by lowering prices. Mr Richards claimed the company was using its “monopoly power” to grow its busine...

The new OBA Government has received a ringing endorsement from New York Mayor and longtime Bermuda resident Michael Bloomberg. The city chief said that the Island had been transformed since Craig Cannonier and the One Bermuda Alliance swept into offi...

Improvements to the airfield at LF Wade International Airport may cause some flight delays, according to the Department of Airport Operations. Most of the improvements will be made at night however “ongoing work required to install the new radar unit...

A trio accused of invading a home armed with a fake gun walked free after a Supreme Court jury unanimously cleared them of all charges. Emotional family members packed the courtroom yesterday as the jury delivered its verdict following hours of delib...

Dorcas Francis was stunned to be named the 2013 Nurse of the Year by her peers, despite more than three decades of work. “I actually fell back in my chair because I really didn’t expect it,” she said yesterday. “It’s wonderful, not just for me, but f...