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“Your hair is too long; you are going to get it cut!” “March yourself round to Angle Street!” “It’s back-to-school time, so you know what you have to do.” “You had your ears lifted.” Words that every young man from the back of town, or parts close b...

Former Miss World Gina Swainson has welcomed a proposal for a commemoration of her historic triumph 40 years ago today with a street named after her in her childhood home of St George’s. Ms Swainson said last night she would be “extremely honoured” i...

Ewart Brown has spent so many decades relentlessly striving to rip apart the fabric of the unjust world he was born into, some might wonder what scores were left for him to settle. It turns out there were quite a lot. Through 416 forcefully articulat...

US Consulate General Hamilton is pleased to announce that eleven US colleges and universities will host EducationUSA Academy participants across the United States in summer 2020. The EducationUSA Academy, a pre-college academic enrichment programme ...

A longstanding leader of the British Virgin Islands, Ralph O’Neal, died yesterday. He was 85. David Burt, the Premier, said Mr O’Neal, who served as the British Overseas Territory’s premier from 2007 to 2011, was BVI’s longest-serving elected represe...

Journalists and the public have a role to play in ensuring families have privacy to process the sudden death of a loved one, the sister of the late MP Shawn Crockwell said yesterday. Juanae Crockwell said the media should wait to release information ...

The sister of the late MP Shawn Crockwell demanded answers yesterday on how his sudden death was leaked to the public before his family were told. Juanae Crockwell complained to the Bermuda Police Service about the disclosure almost 2½ years ago, but...

In his younger years, Bernard Brangman played everything from football to billiards. He was competitive at every turn, most likely because he came from a family that took sports seriously. His brother, George, was “one of Bermuda’s best footballers”...

A representative of Bermuda laid a wreath on behalf of the country at a remembrance ceremony in Britain for the first time today. Kimberley Durrant, the director of the government’s London office, took part in the National Service of Remembrance at t...

Part-time Bermuda resident and billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg could mount a last-minute challenge in the Democratic presidential primary race. Sources said that Mr Bloomberg, who owns a home in Tucker’s Town and is a regular visitor to the...

Letters to the Editor Dear Sir, We are facing some challenging times. Will we get through them? Are we up for the challenge? We can be, for we live in a universe of infinite possibilities. Everywhere we look there is upheaval, unrest as citizens and ...

David Burt, the Premier, will attend two networking receptions in Britain this month. The Government of Bermuda’s London Office has organised the events aimed at Bermudians living, working and studying in the UK. The first is at Hyatt Regency, Bridge...