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An “arrogance” shown by some Members of Parliament has led to disrespectful comments about women, the Opposition leader has claimed. Jeanne Atherden said an “overwhelming number of seats” won by the Progressive Labour Party meant some politicians fel...

A Bermudian researcher and university lecturer will take part in Facebook’s first summit on the safety of young people in the digital age. Katie Davis, who built an international reputation for her work on digital media and young people, will collab...

Getting back to your pre-baby level of fitness can be tough, especially as it can be difficult to commit to healthy eating and a regular exercise routine. Personal trainer Betty Doyling spoke with Thelma Kachisa, Sonia Pacheco and Tammy Heath about t...

A teenager got a second chance at success through a community-centred “satellite programme”. Kani Stovell, 17, wsas the first participant of a programme by youth charity Mirrors designed to teach life skills and help young people finish their educati...

Painful injuries, children playing unattended outside, contaminated drinking water and childminders looking after too many youngsters. These were some of the red flags raised by members of the public and environmental health officers over Bermuda’s n...

Health and safety reports for all of the island’s registered childcare providers have been released, but the names of the businesses have been removed from the records. The Department of Health admitted to The Royal Gazette that the identification of...

James Paynter has bad knees and he blames it on his wife, Marie. He wore them out when they were courting back in the 1950s, pedalling from his home in St George’s to visit her in Sandys. “I’d hit damp patches around by Warwick Pond or going over th...

Imagine the first day of daycare for a 12-week-old infant. Leading up to that moment, the parents have interviewed the childcare provider, conducted an in-person site visit at the daycare location, asked questions about sleeping arrangements and feed...

A mother is raising cash to take her sick six-year-old son to Britain for treatment for a rare blood problem that could cause massive internal bleeding and death. Masante Maryam said that her son, Shadoni Place, who has suffered severe health problem...

It is 2018 and much of the world is still trying to justify why fathers matter. The United States does not federally mandate parental leave of any sort, bracketing it with countries such as Surinam and Papua New Guinea. Large swaths of Asia, includin...

Levels of child abuse and family problems are to be surveyed in an attempt to tackle a growing problem, a child protection expert has said. Stephanie Guthman, director of specialised training and assessment at charity Family Centre, added that abuse,...

Mirrors honoured their best and brightest volunteers for their hard work and dedication to the programme. The Mirrors Volunteer Appreciation Reception, held last Friday, recognised more than 60 volunteers who had repeatedly stepped forward to help. A...