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A chorus of approval has been given to the news that terrorism insurance backstop provision by the US government is to be extended for a further seven years. It removes the spectre of insurance and reinsurance firms pulling out of risky coverage for ...

WHILE three other teams in each division of the Dudley Eve competition battle for survival this weekend, North Village and Hamilton Parish can put their feet up and await their opponents for Tuesday's finals. The Rams and Peppers took the quickest ro...

Consumer products proved to be the flavour of the day on the Royal Gazette/Bermuda Stock Exchange Index (BSX) yesterday, with Kentucky Fried Chicken leading the way. The fast food company saw its share price soar 45 cents (6.4 percent) to close up at...

WITH a new Sports Minister installed after the December 18 PLP election victory, former professional boxer Troy Darrell has made a fresh plea for Government to make good on their long-standing promise to set up a boxing centre at Admiralty House. El ...

Bermuda's Clyde Best (pictured) is still being heralded as a sports "trailblazer" nearly 40 years after his retirement from professional football. The former West Ham United striker, now a Mid-Ocean News columnist, received a glowing tribute in Brita...

In preparation for the New Year's Eve Collie Buddz concert, the Corporation of Hamilton wishes to advise the public that Par-la-Ville Car Park and the access road leading to it will be closed on Monday. The public's co-operation is appreciated.

With one family in mourning and two more families at their loved ones' bedsides today, this Christmas was hardly one to celebrate. This newspaper joins with community leaders in urging members of the public to come forward with any information which ...

Just a few days ago, the citizens of Bermuda declared, by means of their vote, that the Bermuda Progressive Labour Party (PLP) was the best party to govern Bermuda. Many reasons have been given for the outstanding victory of the PLP. Personally, I be...

Bear Stearns can challenge an order to pay out $125 million to investors who were left high-and-dry by the collapse of Bermuda-administered Manhattan Investment Fund in 2000. The New York broker continued to accept $125 million in margin payments fro...

A former Saltus Grammar School pupil, who developed a video sharing website from his bedroom, has sold his business to an American media company for $1.25 million. Bermudian Kieran O'Neill, 20, created video streaming web site HolyLemon.com in 2003, ...