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Hurricane José has reached Category 3 strength, but the Bermuda Weather Service said it is not a threat to the island “at this time”. As of 6pm storm’s closest point of approach within the next 72 hours was expected to be 599 nautical miles south at ...

There are not many fitness classes open to newborns. But Lynette Colvin aims to change all that with Zumbini, a Zumba class for children aged four or younger. “Sometimes it turns out to be more of a workout for the parents,” she admitted with a laug...

Dangerous surf conditions have prompted a warning about swimming at South Shore beaches. The warning issued by the Ministry of Public Works follows lifeguards at Horseshoe Bay raising the red flag at the beach earlier today. The flag indicates dange...

Traffic diversions will be in place tomorrow while crowds gather for the Convening of Parliament ceremony. David Burt, the Premier, will join MPs and senators as Governor John Rankin reads the Government’s legislative agenda for the year ahead. Membe...

Environmental charity Greenrock today called for a renewed focus on renewable energy and sustainability in tomorrow’s Throne Speech. The charity said it would like to see the government to tackle the issue of climate change head on. A spokesman added...

The Bermuda Police Service hosted an Inter-Service BBQ Challenge, titled “King of the Grill,” at the Police Recreation Club in Prospect. Six government agencies took part in the historic challenge last Saturday, which was attended by more than 300 gu...

Congress returns to work this week for the first time since blood was shed in Charlottesville. In the ensuing weeks, our country has been roiled by historic storms and deadly floods, rank dehumanisation and pointed bigotry, deepening fears of yet mor...

I recently wrote about Sir Henry Tucker. The motive behind it was to use our history to demonstrate the power of vision and, more specifically, to highlight the role of market leaders. Sir Henry was the classic example of the combination of business ...

John Theophilus Clarke, a ground-breaking dancer on the local and international stage, has died at the age of 85. Mr Clarke challenged racial barriers during a time of open discrimination and his performances included touring with Les Ballets Negres,...

Government backbencher Wayne Furbert has backed out of a meeting with a young Bermudian who won the right for gay people to marry on the island. Mr Furbert was to meet with Winston Godwin-DeRoche and others from the LGBT community after the 27-year-o...