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As the potential threats and attacks become more advanced, so do cybersecurity companies on the island. Amid widespread cyberattacks, the fear of personal data and private information being compromised has become prominent. John Kyle, managing direc...

The recent call for independence by Senator Jason Hayward at the Labour Day rally should not be a cause for alarm or surprise — and it was to be expected. There has always been a sector of labour that has wanted independence. They are not alone becau...

Road Safety Council chairwoman Ali Bardgett has said she looks forward to working with the new government towards the common goal of making Bermuda’s roads safer. Ms Bardgett was speaking after road safety measures were mentioned in the Throne Speec...

The Government plans to create a new police authority to help set priorities for the service. The Governor, John Rankin, who delivered proposals for the new session of Parliament, said the Commissioner of Police would keep operational control. But he...

Despite Friday’s shortened Parliamentary proceedings that finished just before 1pm David Burt introduced three pieces of legislation to the House of Assembly. The Premier tabled The Companies Amendment (No 2) Act 2017, The Payroll Tax Amendment (No 3...

Devwah Whaley rushed for 32 yards on 11 carries as the Arkansas Razorbacks fell to a disappointing 28-7 defeat at home to Texas Christian on Saturday. Bermudian running back Whaley was largely kept in check by a resolute Horned Frogs defence in a los...

Fiyah Marshall is on a high. The reggae artist toured the US East Coast with Sizzla this summer and is one of the stars of a planned television TV show, I’m Available Inc. He hasn’t forgotten his roots — he took to the stage as part of the Made in Be...

A promise to release information on convicted sex offenders is being praised by one local organisation committed to safeguarding children. In the Throne Speech delivered on Friday, the Bermuda Government pledged to “selectively release” information ...

Diana Fearis was annoyed to get home and find a pile of old roof slate. Her partner, Chris Dakin, had collected it while diving off Dockyard and delivered it as a present. He thought it might come in handy with her painting. In her eyes it was “junk”...

The Human Rights Commission has launched a legal action against the Government and the Family Court, accusing them of failing to ensure children are adequately represented in court proceedings. The civil lawsuit against the director of the Departmen...