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Three Bermuda Regiment conscripts yesterday lost their battle to get their mandatory military service outlawed. The Supreme Court rejected an application from Bermudians Against the Draft (BAD) campaigners Jamel Hardtman and brothers Larry Jr and La...

The United Bermuda Party was founded on August 21, 1964, marking the beginning of a fierce, often bitter, two-horse race which would consume Bermuda’s political scene for nearly four decades. A year earlier, the Progressive Labour Party had become th...

The Bermuda Regiment’s field training exercise, named 'Bermuda Warrior' began yesterday with a lift on board a US military helicopter. To enhance their experience, the US Marines air lifted the soldiers into their Forward Operating Base via a CH-53 h...

The United Bermuda Party last night voted to disband and join forces with the Bermuda Democratic Alliance. Central committee members voted 68 to 14 in favour of forming the One Bermuda Alliance by reuniting with their former colleagues who broke away...

First a confession: Our story in Friday's newspaper on the introduction of ten year work permits incorrectly stated that term limits would be extended to ten years. In fact, term limits for most work permits will remain at six years, but certain wor...

Full-time Bermuda College students will pay tuition fees in September for the first time since 2007. Students will now pay $1,072.50 a year to attend the Stonington campus, compared with $1,605 prior to the free tuition initiative in 2008. Free tuit...

Members of the Bermuda Regiment have rappelled, crawled, navigated and secured their way to the end of the first phase of their overseas annual training camp - and into the record books. The 165 troops mustered at Bermuda International Airport last...

A charity director claims the Island’s potential pensions crisis could be eased at almost no cost simply by adding a word to the Human Rights Act. James McCulloch, treasurer of Age Concern, says it is “high time” discrimination on the grounds of age ...