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Students have been challenged to build boats that can carry two team members the length of a 50-metre swimming pool using only cardboard and duct tape. The public are invited to watch them sink or float during the second Cardboard Boat Challenge, hos...

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump was elected America’s 45th president in the early hours of this morning, an astonishing victory for a celebrity businessman and political novice who capitalised on voters’ economic anxieties, took advantage of racial tension...

The Argus Group have donated $5,000 to Bermuda Housing Trust, a non-profit organisation whose mission is to “provide quality, affordable rental accommodation to Bermuda’s seniors who are in financial need, but also able to live independently.” The m...

Retail sales in August increased 2.9 per cent above the $91.4 million recorded in the same month a year ago. During the past year retails sales have improved every month apart from May, when they fell in volume and value. In August, five of the seve...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz insisted yesterday he was unable to tell the public about the release from prison of paedophile John Malcolm “Chalkie” White because a written policy on how to do so had yet to be drawn up — but a backbencher from his ow...

Michael Dunkley has extended his congratulations to President-Elect Donald Trump in a letter highlighting Bermuda’s longstanding friendship and historical ties with the US?. The Premier noted that the presidential campaign was a “gruelling one, whic...

Opponents of the proposed maintenance yard development in the Botanical Gardens have been asked to attend a public meeting on the project, called for tomorrow night. A spokesman for the group Take Back Our Park called on its supporters to “voice thei...

Two men burst into a home wielding a firearm and demanding cash yesterday evening, but fled the scene empty-handed on a maroon motorbike. The home invasion took place at 5.15pm on Orchard Grove in Pembroke and involved two men wearing dark helmets an...

A ceremony marking David Burt’s election as Opposition Leader took place at Government House this morning. Acting Governor Ginny Ferson signed an instrument of appointment marking Mr Burt’s official new role. Mr Burt, who was voted in as leader of th...

A recruitment fair in Hamilton tomorrow aims to find employees to work at new hotel The Loren at Pink Beach. The fair will run from 10am to 7pm in the Department of Workforce Development office, situated at 23 Parliament Street (the old Magistrates’ ...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy will tomorrow hold its annual Remembrance Day Prayer Service, which will be presided over by the Most Reverend Wieslaw Spiewak, Bishop of the Diocese of Hamilton. Acting Governor Ginny Ferson will be attending as well as Mrs...

Bermuda’s economy grew in the second quarter of the year, driven by an increase in services exports and higher capital spending. Gross domestic product — a measure of all the goods and services produced by the island — totalled $1,442.7 million, up 2...