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Sir John Chilcot has some bad news for the many Britons pining for the day Tony Blair will be tried for war crimes. The former Prime Minister did not lie to get the UK into the Iraq war. This is the clear conclusion of a sweeping inquiry into the war...

Conservationists have warned of the disastrous consequences snakes could have on Bermuda’s wildlife after a species of kingsnake was captured in Sandys. The Peublan milk snake, which is a non-venomous reptile, was spotted slithering across a back yar...

Brexit is a hard act to follow. After Britain upended the European Union, what in a column about regulatory compliance could possibly be worth reading? That question occupied my mind for the better part of two weeks. I’d even taken to asking friends ...

Finance minister Bob Richards stands by his claims that financial instructions were fully adhered to with regards to the Bermuda Government’s deal to build a new airport in light of a new memo that surfaced at the last Public Accounts Committee meeti...

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is hosting an adoption drive to find homes for the shelter’s adult cats. According to a statement from the charity, the shelter is at “cat-pacity” with more than 40 cats and a waiting list of more...

Government has announced two new features to its After School Programme (ASP). They include the Homework Club and the Sportsmanship Programme. The former will provide a quiet place for children to do their homework, while the Sportsmanship Programm...

A feature film starring Academy Award winner Jeremy Irons is to screen in Bermuda for a fourth time. The Man Who Knew Infinity will be played tomorrow at 5.30pm in the Tradewinds Auditorium of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. The film st...

Bermudian civil rights activist Kingsley Tweed has been invited to deliver a lecture at Oxford University in England next week. In addition to his speech on “Race and Protest”, the documentary When Voices Rise will be screened for the third time at ...

Snapchat, the mobile app for sending disappearing photographs and videos, is rolling out a tool that will let people hold on a bit longer to media they receive. Users will now have a “Memories” section, where snaps and snap stories can be saved and s...

The US Coast Guard training vessel Eagle is set to return to the island next week with a new cadre of cadets. The 295ft sailing vessel, originally built for the German navy but claimed by the United States as a war reparation after the Second World ...