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Bermuda will experience a darkening of the afternoon sky next Monday due to a partial eclipse of the sun. At the height of the eclipse, the moon will obscure 85 per cent of the sun. The island will fall beneath the partial shadow cast by the moon as...

Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, continues to meet with the individuals and organisations under the remit of his ministry. Mr Roban’s sessions have including discussions with department directors, ven...

Police have identified the elderly woman who died on a Bermuda-bound flight as Rosina Bean. The 85-year-old, from Pembroke, was travelling with four family members aboard the American Airlines aircraft from Miami on Monday night. According to a Skypo...

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced amendments to the Fisheries Order to open fishing on the red hind grounds from today. The ministry stressed that the extended closure areas around the black grouper grounds remain closed until December 1. Th...

The role of the media in the 1959 theatre boycotts is to be the subject of the next instalment of Think Fest. Dana “Zhyon” Selassie will discuss research findings in a presentation called Navigating Media and Race in a Segregated Colony at Liberty Th...

The Corporation of Hamilton’s offices and works depot will close at noon on Monday so that staff can attend the funeral of their colleague Collins Smith. Both the E.F. Gordon and union car parks will also be closed to the public all day due to the fu...

Lisa Brewster will be this year’s recipient of the Duperreault Fellowship, an endowment fund that supports the professional development of Bermuda residents working or studying in the field of substance abuse. Her award will fund her studies for a ma...

Representatives from the street, the clergy, the community and Government came together for an anti-violence event at the weekend. The event — called Changing Lives — was organised by Desmond Crockwell, chief editor of Visionz Magazine, and coincide...

He’s lost elections and leadership battles, been through spells as public enemy number one for his blunt approach to finances, and even been accused of taking bribes from the Canadian government. But considering what Bob Richards has been through in ...

The One Bermuda Alliance scored a huge own goal by making Craig Cannonier the “fall guy” for Jetgate, according to former deputy premier Bob Richards. Mr Richards described Mr Cannonier’s resignation as premier as a “very traumatic event” which could...