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Legislation allowing the use of cannabis-derived medicines won approval in yesterday’s House of Assembly. However, the debate in the House of Assembly saw the Opposition criticising the new law as not going far enough, while Government members calle...

Former star athletes and administrators will be inducted into the Bermuda Sports Hall of Fame tomorrow. While the identity of the inductees will remain unknown to the public until the ceremony officially gets under way at 6.30pm, Rick Richardson, the...

Member of Parliament Zane DeSilva has filed a complaint with the Police about threatening behaviour following events that occurred after Friday’s sitting of the House of Assembly, according to a statement released by the Progressive Labour Party (PLP...

Top law firm Appleby has been appointed as legal services provider to the America’s Cup, it was revealed last night. America’s Cup Event Authority chief operating officer and chief counsel Sam Hollis said Appleby had already provided key support in B...

Bermuda National Trust has received an early Christmas gift — banana leaf dolls. The specially made “angels” will be sold off to raise funds for the charity. The dolls were donated by the International Women’s Club. A spokeswoman for the group said t...

Plans for the South Basin Marina — the hub of operations for the 2017 America’s Cup — have been submitted for planning approval. The application, submitted by South Basin Development on December 2, proposes a reclamation of the South Basin using shee...

Hurrion & Associates is less than a year old, but it has grown far beyond founding lawyer Sarah-Jane Hurrion’s expectations. A Bermuda law firm specialising in international commercial litigation, corporate restructuring and insolvency, the focus is ...

Today, December 5, marks the first anniversary of the death of Nelson Mandela, a global icon who has left a legacy for us all. We pause to honour him at a time when we have just secured the America’s Cup, an unprecedented opportunity that offers a pl...

At a time of year when ridiculous dames, beautiful princesses and dancing children would normally be romping across the Earl Cameron Theatre stage while performing in the annual pantomime, the theatre’s well-worn boards are holding instead an edifice...