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Bermudian martial arts students kicked off the summer by representing the island at a karate gala in Canada. Now teacher Bobby Smith, who was invited to be a guest instructor at the 29th Miyagi Chojun Festival in Burlington, Ontario, has found his sk...

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A man with mental illness said yesterday that there is “systemic” discrimination against people with psychiatric problems. Karl Outerbridge, a former international cyclist for Bermuda, said he had to depend on financial assistance after his mental-he...

Fifty-one years ago, Willie Horton drove towards the smoke. His Detroit Tigers team-mates went home, as they were advised, and stayed away from the rioting. Horton couldn’t. His city was burning. He didn’t even change out of his uniform. Now 75, he p...

A church congregation was assured yesterday by the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda that services will continue even though the parish is without a permanent priest. The Right Reverend Nicholas Dill said a combination of local clergymen and a retired minis...

A Call to the Bar became a family affair yesterday when Richard Collis and his sister-in-law, Sophia Collis, became members of the Bermuda Bar on the same day. Mr Collis, 31, added: “It would have been great if my older brother was here as well, but...

A Bermudian martial artist has been inducted into the Adaptive Martial Arts Association’s Who’s Who Legends Hall of Fame. Andrea McKey has also been featured in the Martial Arts Masters & Pioneers Autobiography Book and attended its release at the Ga...

A grandmother has started a new career after being Called to the Bar. Angelita Dill, 54, worked in telecommunications and owned small businesses before going back to school to study for a law degree. She said: “There was nothing that concerned me ab...

The lifeline provided by Bermuda’s friendly societies from slavery to the Cup Match celebrations of today will be highlighted tonight at the Bermuda National Library. The introductory forum on the unique role of the societies will be given by Michael...

A living wage mandated by law could be the “single biggest move” to reduce violence and exploitation on the island, a social campaigner said yesterday. Sheelagh Cooper, chairwoman of Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda, said she hoped the introduction of...