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Miguel Postlethwaite loves the adrenalin rush he gets from scoring a goal. Football, cricket, rugby — you name it, the 15-year-old has played it. But he insists he’s not competitive in a cocky, arrogant way. “I see the people I play sports with as f...

The Commission of Inquiry has given Michael Dunkley a copy of its final report into the misuse of public funds. The Premier said in a statement today that the document was being “formatted for public dissemination” and would then be posted online. He...

Are you considering participating in this year’s XL Catlin End-To-End? Here’s something that might get you going: human needs psychology. The theory behind Chloe Madanes’ work suggests that in all our choices and decisions we are looking to meet one...

Chris Faria has an answer to the high cost of food: grow your own. He and his wife Alba started farming in their backyard about a year ago. Everything, from strawberries to garlic, comes out of the 500 square feet they set aside at Spanish Point. “W...

Who else is guilty of not seeing the growth and progress they’ve made with their physical health? A couple of days ago I was shocked when I saw an old photo of myself pop up on social media and I compared it to a much more recent image. Whilst the ch...

Dear Dr Nekia, I am almost too embarrassed to admit this, but I have to talk to somebody about it — I still fantasise about my ex. It wouldn’t be so bad, I guess, except for I do it while having sex with my new girlfriend. I no longer want to be wit...

Maxine Esdaille dreamt of becoming a nurse until a frank talk about blood changed her mind. She then considered becoming a scientist, but didn’t receive much encouragement. “Black women weren’t scientists in those days,” she said. “Someone so nicely ...

A piece of the women’s suffrage movement in Bermuda is set to go under the hammer to support the Bermuda National Trust. The Trust’s annual Auction and Jumble Sale will feature a table from the collection of Gladys Morrell that played a role in givin...

Ishta Nupa Paynter will play the ukulele anywhere, “at the drop of a hat”. Gas stations, supermarkets, ferries, sidewalks — everywhere is fair game to the 59-year-old from St David’s. He taught himself how to play eight years ago, after playing guita...

It was a case of “hats off” to the dozens of ladies who gathered at the Fairmont Southampton on Saturday to celebrate the 26th anniversary of Agape House. The Friends of Hospice put on a spectacular show in their second “Hearts, Hats and High Tea” ev...

Adversity. I read a book over the last week that theorised that those who have faced significant adversity seem to have more success in growing entrepreneurial businesses than others. From my own experience there is little doubt that the challenges ...

Four Bermudians were honoured at the PLP’s annual Drum Major Awards for their contributions to the island. Marie Lilah Tucker, Lynette Harvey, Eldon Raynor and the late Allan Warner were each recognised in the event on Sunday, held as part of the par...