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Ewart Brown and the Lahey Clinic conspired on a “wildly successful” and “unlawful” enterprise that profited both “at the expense of the Bermudian government and people”, according to a lawsuit filed in the United States. The 54-page civil complaint, ...

The Royal Navy support ship RFA Wave Knight has spent the last few days on the island, hosting tours for various development groups. The vessel arrived in Bermuda on Tuesday and is expected to depart on Saturday to continue its duties in the Atlantic...

The Department of Social Insurance is to be closed to the public until Monday. The office is in the process of moving from Global House back to the ground floor of the Government Administration Building on Parliament Street. A spokesman said the de...

An anonymous message circulating on social media has alleged suspicious activity in Sandys — but no reports have been received by police. According to a spokesman, the Bermuda Police Service has been made aware of a message suggesting that “a man dri...

The ocean and carbon footprints will be among the topics of discussion at the next Environmental Justice film evening at St Theresa’s Church Hall. The event tomorrow, organised by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church, w...

Shadow tourism minister Jamahl Simmons has said the reported uptick in tourism figures is “little comfort” to those who remain unemployed. The Bermuda Tourism Authority yesterday announced 2016 as “the best year for Bermuda tourism since 2007” with ...

Love was in the air, the office lobby and even the police station yesterday morning as romantics took the opportunity to send their loved ones Valentine’s sing-a-grams. The fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda surpassed expectations wi...

The Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences has hired environmentalist Chris Flook as its new Small Boat and Docks Supervisor. Mr Flook worked as the collector of marine specimens at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo for 16 years and was well known fo...

The forecast of bad weather has caused organisers to postpone tomorrow’s Children’s Nature Walk. It has now been rescheduled for March 30. “The weather forecast for tomorrow morning states that we will be having gale force winds with gusts up to 50 ...

The Black Collective, a local group created to support Bermuda’s unique culture and heritage, will host a workshop next week. Entitled ‘Lesson Learned’, the workshop was inspired by the Bermuda’s changing economy and its impact on African Bermudians ...