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While next week?s Virtual Spectator Bermuda Masters will showcase the very best in men?s professional squash, it emerged yesterday that the women?s game is also to get its day in the limelight. Tournament organisers have revealed that the world?s bes...

Ainsley Oranthy Hodgson, 94, of Laurel Lane, Paget. Hilda Twitchen, 89, of Heydon Park, Sandys. Reginald Eric Ingham, 85, of The Bronx, New York, formerly of Happy Valley, Pembroke. Ruth Ann Small (Samuels), 84, of St. Augustine Lane, Pembroke East. ...

THE closing session of the Bermuda Industrial Union's Second Quadrennial Delegates Conference concluded on an emotional high when the union's new president, veteran trade unionist Chris Furbert, formally took over from Derrick Burgess, who voluntaril...

Overseas lawyers, who had been working through the arbitration process, arrived at a deal last week, two sources close to the hearings informed this newspaper ? although we were told the final papers have not yet been signed. It is understood that Pr...

XL Capital Ltd. gave chief executive officer Brian O'Hara no bonus and no stock options last year, after hurricanes and an increase in reserves for claims triggered a $1.25 billion net loss. Mr. O'Hara received a $1.8 million bonus in 2004 and 200,00...

ONE elderly passenger died and 11 were hurt when fire broke out on the passenger decks of a Bermuda-registered cruise ship in the Caribbean Sea yesterday. The Princess Cruises vessel was carrying more than 3,800 passengers and crew from the Cayman Is...

The Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index fell 6.66 points yesterday to close at 4,363.13. On a light day of trading Bermuda Commercial Bank was the only issue to advance, gaining 70 cents to close at $8.25 as investors traded in 100 shares. Bel...

FOUR cahows (Bermuda petrels) ringed as fledglings during May 2002 returned to the nesting islets off Bermuda in February, according to the conservationist web site BirdLife International. Believed extinct for almost 300 years, numbers of the Bermuda...

FIFTEEN athletes led by 2006 Commonwealth Games veterans Arantxa King and LaTroya Darrell will compete for Bermuda at the CARIFTA Games next month in Guadeloupe. Both King, who is based in the United States, and Darrell have been competing in Melbour...

The co-founder and former president of Lines Overseas Management will be able to keep recordings of his telephone conversations private, according to a judgment handed down by the Court of Appeal yesterday. The written reasons behind the judgment of ...