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Android is donning the crown of the world’s No 1 operating system, both in terms of the number of devices that use it and the revenue its ecosystem generates. As an Android user, I don’t really mind — but there are ominous aspects to its growing domi...

Kennita Perry awoke from brain surgery longing to hold her baby daughter. Two hours later, she had forgotten about eight-month-old Aurora completely. “The surgery to repair a blocked artery in my brain went really well but the blood flow in my brain ...

More resources are needed to support families with children who have autism for success later in life, a prominent island advocate says. To mark Autism Awareness Month, Tomorrow’s Voices — Bermuda Autism Early Intervention Centre is hosting a number...

The rusting remains of the Niobe Corinthian have finally been sunk offshore, transforming it from an embarrassing eyesore at the doorway to St David's to an artificial reef that will attract marine life and divers alike. After years of planning and p...

A 27-year-old man has pleaded guilty in connection with a burglary in Warwick that occurred earlier this month. Sean Evans, of no fixed address, admitted burglary and resisting arrest following an incident on Spice Hill Road on April 3. Police were...

Grassroots organisation Move Bermuda 2016 is hosting a walkathon to support defendants issued with court summonses in relation to the protests on December 2. The “Walkathon for Health in Aid of the December 2, 2016 Legal Defence Fund” will take place...

A 22-year-old Pembroke man has pleaded guilty to charges of possessing marijuana and MDMA. The charges stem from an arrest on October 27, 2016. Magistrates’ Court heard that Tyrone Oswald Jr was stopped by police while on his motorcycle on Frog Lan...

The main entrance to Horseshoe Bay Beach will be open on Good Friday for kite flying in what Government has described as a “soft opening”. The entrance has been closed to the public for improvement work since late January, but on April 14 vehicles an...

Bermuda will join in celebrating and recognising women in Information and Communications Technologies with three local events on April 27. These include two competitions for students between the ages of 11 and 16, and the community is invited to part...

A total of 636 international submissions have been whittled down to 26 short films that will be judged at the Bermuda International Film Festival (BIFF). These will be screened in groups of “Happy Hour Shorts” along with independent “long” films from...