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Veteran correspondent Ira Philip was last night recovering at home after being helped out of the Throne Speech on a stretcher. The 89-year-old, who was seated for the address, became unwell and was assisted by St John Ambulance staff. His family sai...

France’s World Rugby Classic team expressed shock and concern last night after more than 120 people were killed in terrorist attacks in Paris. But the squad said the events would not deter them from taking part in tonight’s plate final. “If anything...

Family and friends gathered this week to celebrate the life of a devoted mother and passionate advocate for the disabled community in Bermuda. Ursula Patricia Dunlop, a former lance corporal in the Bermuda Regiment and proud majorette, died at the ag...

The stretched resources of Court Services’ 35-strong team has had to learn to be “creative” in its approach to assessing, treating and managing the Island’s criminals, according to director Gina Hurst-Maybury. The department is responsible for thousa...

Dear Sir, On July 15, 2014, Raymond Hainey wrote an article about my missing medal honouring the Queen’s visit to Bermuda. On September 22, 2015, I was presented the medal by Carol Everson after landing on St David’s Island. I wore the medal with m...

Wednesday night I went to a friend’s house to help her “bedazzle” some tutus for a dance recital. This involved sticking teeny tiny crystals on to netting with a hot glue gun. I can’t decide if the wine was a help or a hindrance. It stopped me being...

Bermudians at the racially troubled campus of the University of Missouri have spoken of their alarm ­— as well as their hope. After tensions peaked this week, Ty-Ron Douglas, an assistant professor at the university, and Kerri Furbert, a student in h...

Surviving Second World War veterans marched on Front Street yesterday morning, as Bermuda honoured those lost in conflict. Large crowds also gathered outside the Cabinet Building despite blustery conditions to pay their respects, as did serving Royal...

A formal ceremony will take place at City Hall on Friday after the Convening of Parliament and Throne Speech. The Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR), which is this year celebrating its 50th anniversary, will be granted the Freedom of the City to march thr...

The family of the late Olympic sailor Reid Kempe have raised $6,000 for the cancer care charity PALS. Mr Kempe passed away in August after a six-month battle with cancer. He had been hoping to celebrate his upcoming 65th birthday on a party bus but ...

At the stroke of 11am yesterday, Bermuda fell silent for two minutes to honour our war dead. The tradition dates from the signing of the Armistice, which ended what was then called the Great War at “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleve...

Remembrance Day is a poignant occasion for veteran Robert Hammond, even if his recollections of service are far from pleasant to recall. As a wireless operator aboard a Lancaster bomber from 1943 to 1944, Mr Hammond watched from the air as cities bur...