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A local contingent of bodybuilding and fitness athletes made a big impression at the National Physique Committee Florida Grand Prix in West Palm Beach last weekend. The 12-strong group produced 12 podium finishes, including five overall titles, compe...

The first black woman to become president of the Bermuda Bar Association has been re-elected to the post. Karen Williams-Smith was first appointed president last May and announced plans to expand the group’s free legal advice clinics. The BBA member...

Pavel Durov is a reclusive online innovator who has repeatedly come up against the powers that be in Russia. In earlier years, on the social media platform VKontakte, he stood fast against demands from the Federal Security Service, known as the FSB, ...

Black people have suffered a sharp income drop while white people saw a small increase, the latest census report revealed yesterday. The Population and Housing Census Report for 2016 showed black workers had an average 13 per cent decline in income b...

Cowardly cyberbullies pushed a vulnerable teenage schoolgirl to the brink of suicide. But now brave Sierra Brangman will talk about her experiences at a major conference designed to highlight safe online behaviour. Sierra, now 17 and a Berkeley Insti...

Hamilton’s charismatic Town Crier is to include a number of shopping stops on some of his city tours as part of a new partnership with the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Ed Christopher, below, will take visitors on a 2½-hour tour across the city every T...

I actually had another topic to write about but I had to put it aside for the moment given the sudden departure of Jeff Baron from Parliament. But, like London buses, by the time I finished writing about him, Grant Gibbons announced his retirement, s...

It is probably not surprising that the sad case of Alfie Evans — the 23-month-old boy who died in Britain last weekend after he was taken off life support over his parents’ objections — quickly devolved into mudslinging about the healthcare systems o...

Neighbours of the island’s biggest dairy farm called foul yesterday on claims that a stink from the operation had lessened. A spokesman for the residents, who asked not to be named, said the claims had created “much frustration and confusion”. He ex...

Music was a love shared by his family, but Keith Lee didn’t join them until he got his first ukulele. He was about 8 at the time. The tiny, four-stringed instrument was a gift from his father, George. “He was a singer in church and my brother Colin s...