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Ewart Brown arrived back on the island without incident yesterday, amid rumours that he might have been detained by authorities upon his arrival. The former Premier and his wife were met outside LF Wade International Airport by a group of supporters ...

For decades, Bermuda has been the site of a fierce — if tiny — war between rival species of ant. According to a recent scientific paper by James Wetterer of the Florida Atlantic University, published in the Journal of Hymenoptera Research, scientists...

Female Progressive Labour Party senators helped announce a new initiative aimed at engaging women and increasing female parliamentary representation to coincide with International Women’s Day. The Women’s Caucus will be “grounded in the grass roots”...

The Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service will be bolstered by the purchase of a new ladder truck and the recruitment of 12 additional firefighters in the coming fiscal year, according to Senator Jeff Baron. The Minister of National Security said that once...

Victoria Hay Pacaud, a longstanding resident of the West End who divided her time between Bermuda and her home in New York City, has died at the age of 103. Together with her first husband, Henry Lafayette Collins Jr, Mrs Pacaud owned Ely’s Lodge, a ...

Incoming education commissioner Freddie Evans has vowed to remain dedicated to the position, saying he looks forward to serving for at least the next ten years. Speaking to The Royal Gazette following his appointment on Monday, Dr Evans said that whi...

Bermuda joined in the global observance of International Women’s Day today with a procession through Hamilton. More than a hundred people then gathered in Par-la-Ville Park for a celebration to raise awareness and “be bold for change” — this year’s ...

The Attorney-General and the Commissioner of Police have been accused of attempting to tarnish the reputation of former premier Ewart Brown before a global audience. Correspondence from Dr Brown’s lawyer, Jerome Lynch QC, was sent today to both Trevo...

The International Women’s Club of Bermuda will be hosting its fifth annual charity art auction tomorrow, with proceeds set to go to Big Brother Big Sisters and the Coalition for the Protection of Children. About 24 of the more than 100 works of art t...

Warwick Academy art students will have their work displayed in the school’s main hall as part of their Practical Arts Department Showcase. The efforts of the Year 13 IB pupils is part of the examination process and will contribute to the students’ fi...