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A coastguard will start policing island waters around the clock by next summer. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said a special unit of the Royal Bermuda Regiment would deliver “a greater sense of security in Bermuda’s maritime area a...

When I saw Beyoncé on the cover of Vogue’s September issue, a different excellent black woman came to mind. “The times, they are a-changin’,” Nina Simone sang in 1969. The song was written by Bob Dylan, but no one sang it so well as Simone. The image...

Musician and producer John Woolridge never thought he’d perform at the 2017 America’s Cup. But a call for help from America’s Cup organisers snowballed and he found himself not only performing in the opening ceremony, but also its music director. Lif...

For someone who at first disliked the instrument and found practice a “chore”, Gareth Cooper has gone on to master the saxophone. The 13-year-old has become such a skilled player that this year he passed an exam with merit — four years earlier than m...

Ashley Dunn’s journey to The Met began in Paris. There for a year as an undergraduate, she jumped at the opportunity to intern at the Musée d’Art Américain in Giverny, and found her calling. In 2016, the Bermudian joined The Metropolitan Museum of Ar...

Britain would breach international obligations if it failed to enforce legal recognition for same-sex unions in its Overseas Territories, a former Cayman Islands lawyer has said. Leonardo Raznovich, joint vice-chairman of the International Bar Associ...

A former Cold War base set up to track Soviet submarines could be getting a new lease of life. Several new uses for the former US Navy station at Tudor Hill in Southampton have been proposed to the Bermuda Land Development Company. A spokeswoman for ...

There are “monsters” living in Bermuda, MPs have been warned. The grim caution came as the House of Assembly debated whether the island needed a public register of sex offenders. Renée Ming, who headed a bipartisan Joint Select Committee on the manag...

The Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking public consultation on the proposed implementation of the Debt Collection Bill 2018 to clamp down on abusive practices. The proposed Bill — an initiative announced in the Speech from the Throne last September —...

A 51-year-old Warwick woman has been banned from driving for two years for causing grievous bodily by driving without due care and attention. Magistrates’ Court heard that on January 6 of this year, Tracy Trott was driving her car on Palmetto Road at...