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A broad measure of Bermuda’s economic activity contracted sharply in the second quarter of 2020, primarily due to the devastating impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Gross domestic product, the value of goods and services generated by the island’s econo...

The traditional harbingers of spring returned to Bermuda last week. The first longtails of 2021 were spotted by sharp-eyed nature photographer LeShun Smith, although the group of about 15 birds were well offshore of Church Bay, Southampton. Mr Smith ...

A focus on teachers should be at the forefront in a shake-up of public schools, the Shadow Minister of Education has said. Ben Smith, a One Bermuda Alliance senator, claimed that “for far too long” the people on the front line of education had been d...

A total of 15 people were caught in breach of the midnight curfew over the weekend, police said yesterday. The news sparked a warning from Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes that the regulations would continue to be enforced. He added tha...

So after much fanfare, the new airport has opened. However, I have remained a constant and staunch critic of this project since inception after seeing the first Aecon rendition. An idea initiated by the Progressive Labour Party and politically develo...

Tougher laws to cut down on drink boating should be introduced, the head of the island’s water safety watchdog said yesterday. Michael Weeks, the chairman of the Water Safety Council and a Progressive Labour Party MP, said that regulations on the wat...

At 34, Reva Minors wishes she had paid greater attention to the pull she felt as a teenager. Television programmes about childbirth, particularly water births, fascinated her – she always felt a little strange about her interest. “I didn’t even have ...

Adam Hall will be given the opportunity to impress Baltimore Orioles coaches after being handed a spot in the Major League Baseball outfit’s spring training roster. The Bermudian shortstop was among a contingent of young hitters including Adley Rutsc...

Man is a museum of diseases, a home of impurities; he comes today and is gone tomorrow – The Mysterious Stranger, Mark Twain If you thought last week’s article was simple minded, you’re really going to have a field day with this one because today we ...

In acknowledgement of Black History Month, The Royal Gazette continues the publication of stories throughout February on African-American and global African people, events and institutions, and their contributions in history. Here, Russian DJ...

Jonté Smith and his Woking team-mates hope third time is a charm to finally get some action under their belt away to Wrexham in the Vanarama National League today. Alan Dowson’s team have not played a competitive match since edging Sutton United 1-0 ...

Scott Barnes conceded he was left disappointed despite claiming a second-place finish overall in the Skusa Winter Tour Championship. Having made an encouraging start to the championship last month, in which he claimed second and first-place finishes,...