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I don’t think there is much glamour in having the job of Premier of Bermuda any more; even if we were to take into account the transitional years of Sir Henry Tucker, who was climbing through the wall of segregation. At least for him, there was the o...

A have-a-go crew of sailors is to help tackle Bermuda’s build-up of derelict boats one wreck at a time. The news came as the Government delivered an ultimatum yesterday to the owners of 17 abandoned boats scattered around the island. Officials warned...

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda is to bring back its fundraising singing telegrams this year as a unique gift for Valentine’s Day. Lovers can send their partners a personal “sing-a-gram” or poetry reading with the added bonus of supporting a good...

A Bermudian man and woman have been arrested at LF Wade Internationl Airport on suspicion of drugs importation. An investigation is under way by specialist police officers with help from Customs officers. The two, aged 54 and 47 respectively, were ar...

Costs associated with a multimillion-dollar loan “debacle” will continue to leave the Corporation of Hamilton cash-strapped — even if it wins a court battle. Charles Gosling, the Mayor of Hamilton, said he expected the corporation to face a seven-fig...

A report on a review into the controversial deal to rebuild Bermuda’s airport is complete, but the Government has declined to say when it will be made public. A spokesman for the transport ministry confirmed the final draft of the report by the Bermu...

Dear Sir, I would like to compliment E.T. “Bob” Richards on his book Bermuda: Back from the Brink. He concisely discusses topics from the airport fiasco, banking, immigration, tourism, tax and international business to the insane expansion of the nat...

The United States Government has bought the house which has served as the official home for the Consul General. The US has leased Cedarhurst, on Wilkinson Avenue in Hamilton Parish, for the past nine years. The property was built in 1907. Consul Gene...

A flight carrying more than 200 people, including supermodel Joan Smalls, was forced to make an emergency landing in Bermuda yesterday. The American Airlines aircraft from John F. Kennedy Airport in New York to Brazil was suspected to have a fire in ...

A beaming smile and a heart of gold is how friends and family will remember Janette Smith today as they gather to celebrate her life. Ms Smith, a devoted matriarch and committed charity volunteer, died suddenly on January 22 at her Warwick home. She ...

A packed hall of supporters has vowed to stand behind Ewart Brown, the former premier, the day after his Brown-Darrell clinic closed the doors on its CT medical scanning service. The computerised X-ray scanning service at the Smith’s facility was clo...

A former premier reaffirmed his support yesterday for the Bermuda Government’s legal action against Lahey Clinic to be dropped. Alex Scott, Progressive Labour Party premier from 2003 to 2006, said he was “still of the same mind that I was when I put ...