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The annual Celebrity Tennis Classic held at Elbow Beach will go ahead as planned this month after last year's event was cancelled due to circumstances beyond the organisers' control. A star-studded line-up featuring tennis stars Hana Mandlikova, Katr...

A few weeks ago a young white male pleaded guilty to using racist words against the Police. The words were terrible and inexcusable and I think virtually all Bermudians know this, even those whose minds remain clouded by racist thoughts. I say that b...

A burglar was arrested on Wednesday afternoon after being caught by a friend of the victim and a nearby construction worker. According to a Police spokesperson, the resident of a Home Port Drive, Hamilton home noticed an unknown man outside the apart...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Researchers have found a stem cell, a kind of master cell, that may cause at least some types of prostate cancer. Their findings are only experimental – the stem cells were found in mice – but could explain at least some types ...

DALIAN, China (Reuters) - China will unswervingly apply its policy mix of massive government spending and loose money because its economic recovery remains fragile, Premier Wen Jiabao said yesterday. Wen's insistence on caution and policy consistency...

Health Minister Walter Roban alleged that some health insurance companies were turning their backs on seniors and refusing to cover those over 65. Based on checks by this newspaper, it would appear that one company turns away anyone over 69-and-a-hal...

Two people whose contact details were listed on a courier package containing guns and drugs told Supreme Court yesterday that they had nothing to do with it. Three men from Pembroke 25-year-olds Justin Calderon and Kershun Dublin, and 45-year-old Art...

NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — Max Capital Group Ltd., the Bermuda-based reinsurer, said it reduced hedge fund holdings as its business expands through acquisitions and more underwriting. "When we developed the hedge funds, we didn't have the underwriting br...

LONDON - Britain's top share index drifted lower, weighed down by energy and bank stocks, consolidating below the psychologically important 5,000 level. The FTSE 100 index closed down 16.62 points, or 0.33 percent to 4,987.68, having closed above 5,0...