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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...

Maya Palacio didn’t have the cash, but refused to let that get in the way of her education. For years, she worked around the clock for her tuition, eventually sacrificing her beloved field hockey, time with family and friends, and sleep. Her final ye...

A mother whose children were victims of sexual abuse has called on MPs to implement recommendations made in a parliamentary report on the management of sex offenders. The mother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, said she hoped the measures sugg...

Like most teenagers, Tiye Holmes hates having to clean. So when she was forced to tackle the bathrooms at the Salvation Army emergency housing centre, she wasn’t exactly thrilled. “I don’t even clean at home,” the 14-year-old said. “And the bathrooms...

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...

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...

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...

When art teacher Carla Emery introduced her primary pupils to graphic design, there was fierce competition over who could use the computer to do the work. Now the children, aged between 7 and 10 and from Dalton E. Tucker Primary School and Somerset ...

Conyers Dill and Pearman is donating more than $200,000 to support Bermudian students with legal education. The firm has chosen eight students as recipients of its 2018 Legal Awards and is also providing renewed funding for some past recipients. Cony...

Children would be more likely to have their basic needs met if plans to introduce a living wage in Bermuda get the go-ahead, campaigners said yesterday, The Women’s Resource Centre said essentials like a home and proper meals can be out of reach for ...