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“Lock her up,” thundered the crowds. The bumper stickers went: “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly” with those adjectives, in order, over the Republican elephant symbol, the Democratic donkey symbol — and a photograph of Hillary Clinton. She’s sick, she’s a...

The Bermuda Government is buying back up to $500 million of its bonds from investors and selling new debt. The move is part of the Government’s plan to restructure existing debt, with the aim of securing more favourable interest rates, and issuing ne...

Drier than normal conditions have severely impacted Bermuda’s summer crop harvest, a leading farmer said yesterday. Carlos Amaral, president of the Bermuda Farmers’ Association, said that his operation’s sweetcorn harvest has been affected, while oth...

Coral Beach and Tennis Club is to extend its charter jet service to Bermuda for members resident in the US northeast. The members-only club’s initial set of four weekly charters ended on Saturday, but the success of the venture has prompted managemen...

“The next generation of leaders, managers and entrepreneurs” were presented with scholarship awards by the Department of Workforce Development yesterday. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Labour, presented the awards to ten recipients at a ceremony at C...

Cecil G. Smith, a lifelong musician whose name became synonymous with the organ at St Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, has died at 85. On Sunday he was given a send-off by the congregation of the Hamilton church, where he had also led the cho...

Carol Carvalho loves to shop but has a rule: for every item that she buys, another has to go. The monthly car boot sale at Peace Lutheran Church in Paget is where she drops many of them off. “I hate clutter,” said the 75-year-old, who has organised ...

An apprenticeship programme where businesses take on Bermudians full-time for work experience and training has been boosted by the Government. There are now 95 apprentices with 20 firms under the earn-and-learn on-the-job training programme, run by t...

Roland Hill, the importer who pulled off the island’s first shipment of bananas seen since January, got to look at the fruits of his labours today. Mr Hill, of J & J Produce, joined Walter Roban, the home affairs minister, with staff at the Departmen...

The public is reminded, should they wish to file a complaint against a member of the Bermuda Police Service, they should do so by completing the online complaint form available at the Police Complaints Authority, (PCA), website: pca.bm The forms ar...