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Axis Capital first quarter 2006 income jumped 28 percent on stable underwriting income and increased investment income to $195.2 million compared with $151.8 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2005. Operating income was $205.2 million, or $1.25 ...

WHEN Janet Allen discovered a file full of old brochures, tickets, maps and menus from a honeymoon trip that her parents took to Bermuda 77 years ago, she knew it would be of value to someone. In addition, Mrs. Allen, of Bloomfield, Connecticut, foun...

WOULD someone care to explain just what is going on on the offshore scene? It isn't just that the weather has kept the fleet home ? commercial boats and a few charter craft have ventured out onto the briny. What is of concern is the lack of results a...

SHADOW Health Minister Louise Jackson has accused the Government of failing to take the threat of a bird flu outbreak seriously. She said that former Opposition Leader Grant Gibbons highlighted the need for a plan in a letter to Health Minister Patri...

IT began with goals at Bernard Park, it will end with Gombeys in Essex, England. Shaun Goater finally signs off on his long career tomorrow. As marvellous a day as it will be at Roots Hall as the already-promoted Southend take on the Bermudian's form...

HE early days of the Police investigation into the September 9, 1972 murder of Commissioner George Duckett at his "Bleak House", Devonshire home saw officers being distracted from the urgent task at hand by a number of cranks who descended on Prospec...

Dorothy A. DeSilva, 101, of Michigan, formerly of Somerset. Alfred David Barber, 92, of Sharon Lane, Pembroke. Margaret Elmina Swan, MBE, 90, of Coral Acres Drive, Southampton. Reuben Christopher Alias, MBE, 84, of Hill Top Drive, Southampton. Mrs. A...

TERRANCE Armstrong will return to Bermuda in two weeks to defend his Marathon Derby title. And the elite runner, who has been living in the United States for some years with his wife and children, is hoping to make it three titles in a row. "I have b...

IN a Bermuda unblessed with wide open spaces, Thomas Wadson qualifies as something of a Green Giant, presiding over 35 acres planted in organic vegetables, a flock of free-range broilers, and at the gentle edge of Port Royal Bay, a prolific onion fie...

Today and tomorrow, The Royal Gazette is taking a look back at the 1981 General Strike and its ramifications. For many Bermudians under the age of 35, the strike will be either a distant memory or something their parents and grandparents talk about. ...