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LONDON (Reuters) - Martin Jol's three-year reign as manager of Tottenham Hotspur appeared to be coming to an end yesterday despite him steering the club to their highest league position since 1990 and back into Europe. Widespread media reports said t...

WATFORD, England (Reuters) - England manager Steve McClaren said David Beckham was ready to play for England against Germany yesterday despite a recent ankle injury and a long-haul flight from the US. "He trained this morning and looked very, very go...

An American doctor has been appointed chief of staff to Bermuda Hospitals Board. Donald Thomas III will be chief medical advisor to the board and will be responsible for physician relations, reporting to CEO David Hill. He arrives on an initial one-y...

HARRISON, New York (Reuters) ¿ British Open champion Padraig Harrington said yesterday he was worn out after his Carnoustie triumph and had set down his clubs in the hope of revitalising himself for the FedExCup play-offs. "I've had eight days off," ...

A cruise ship headed for Bermuda played the good Samaritan by offering assistance to a stranded vessel on the weekend. The Empress of the Seas, departing from Philadelphia, was 200 miles east of Cape Henry, Virginia, exactly halfway to Bermuda, when ...

International business chiefs have said "punitive legislation" mooted by Government is not the way to achieve the desired promotion of black Bermudian executives. The Association of Bermuda International Companies (ABIC) was responding to Monday's an...

Crime Stoppers is pulling out all the stops in preparation for the Island's first crime fighting conference. Delegates from around the world will descend on Bermuda from November 4 to 8 to discuss 'Global issues, community solutions'. Organisers on t...

CLSA Financial Products Limited's Asian Securities Programme has joined the Bermuda Stock Exchange. The Listing Committee has announced the approval of the listing of the programme along with nine certificates issued pursuant to the programme under t...

ROSEAU, Dominica (AP) — Hurricane Dean wiped out banana crops in Dominica and did major damage in Jamaica, officials said yesterday — more bad news for an industry that has been struggling throughout the Caribbean. The hurricane, which roared across ...