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Bermudians in Britain were urged to be alert of their surroundings after a terror attack in London yesterday. Police launched a manhunt after an explosion on a District Line train from Wimbledon during the morning rush hour left at least 20 people i...

A spate of bus breakdowns caused a number of cancellations yesterday, according to the Department of Public Transportation. Oil leaks, air system failures, inoperable bells, steering problems, faulty airbags and doors failing to operate properly were...

RAF airmen today (FRI) marked the 77th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s Warwick Camp headquarters. The RAF contingent — the service’s boxing team — is on the island to take part in an international military boxing...

A man who lost his BlackBerry phone has launched a bid to track down a woman “Good Samaritan” who found it and tried unsuccessfully to contact him. The man, who asked not to be named, said he hoped to not only get his phone back, but offer the lady ...

Warwick Academy donated funds from its grub day to those devastated by Hurricane Irma. Jane Vickers, director of development at the school, said: “Here in Bermuda we are so aware of the damage hurricanes can cause and we are very grateful that here i...

David Burt has offered his personal congratulations to cancer researcher Carika Weldon. The Premier, who met with Dr Weldon at the Cabinet Office, said in a statement: “At a very young age, Dr Weldon has played and continues to play a significant rol...

The Bermuda Bar Council has accused lawyer Eugene Johnston of improper conduct in a legal dispute between the Corporation of Hamilton and the Ministry of Home Affairs. Lawyer Jeffrey Elkinson alleged that Mr Johnston had failed to turn over documents...

Drumming and percussion guru Eddie Ming is usually associated with his following of young students. But for José “Jay” Clue and Gary Smith, both of whom are nearing retirement age, Mr Ming’s Rhythm Lab in St George’s has brought a new love of music. ...

Walter Saul, a prominent Rotarian who guided many young Bermudians into studies abroad, is to be remembered in a celebration of life service on Saturday. The head of operations at Bermuda Pest Control, Mr Saul died last month just before his 60th bir...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers yesterday said it was “encouraged” by Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch’s moves to fix persistent problems with mould in public schools. Colonel Burch, the Minister for Public Works, paid a visit to Dellwood Middle School ...