Log In

An American motivational speaker said last night that he regretted past statements in which he referred to homosexuality as a “sickness” and to gays as “an inferior being”. James Small said that comments he had made about homosexuality in a series o...

The Regulatory Authority is seeking public feedback on a document drawn up to protect consumers’ interests. The regulator of both the electricity and telecommunications sectors said the public was invited to comment on a preliminary report on its Pri...

Staff and students at Saltus this morning paid tribute to two alums who died in the 9/11 attack. Boyd Gatton and Robert Higley, both former Saltus students, died when two hijacked planes hit the World Trade Centre’s twin towers 18 years ago. At the p...

For results from Bermuda and around the world, click on the PDF link under “Related Media”.

The Bermuda Industrial Union has launched a fundraising drive to help those impacted by Hurricane Dorian. A spokeswoman for the union said that the theme of the campaign is “Helping to put lives back together”. She added: “It is our hope that funds...

British Airways flights between Bermuda and London will be cancelled today for the second day running because of a strike by pilots. The 2.55pm flight from Gatwick has been cancelled on both days, as well as the return flights scheduled for 8.10pm. T...

Gospel music duo Last Call has been given a $15,000 grant from the Ministry of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport. Last Call, made up of Tricray Astwood and Adrian Jones, reached No 1 in the Billboard charts with their song Victory. The cash will go...

For 34 years Leroy “Lofty” Burns was a driver for St Brendan’s Hospital, ferrying children who were patients. He remembers it as one of the best jobs he ever had. “I loved working with the children,” he said. “A lot of them called me ‘Daddy’ or ‘Uncl...

Three acts of vandalism in the run-up to Bermuda’s first Pride parade are still under investigation, police have revealed. CCTV footage showed a suspect spray-painting the Pride sticker on the front entrance of The Royal Gazette offices on Par-la-Vil...

CAPE COAST, Ghana (Reuters) — Halfway across the Atlantic Ocean, the plane carrying Tani Sanchez and her daughter Tani Sylvester on a heritage tour to Ghana, crossed paths with a powerful storm. A sharp drop in elevation hurled flight attendants to t...