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Soldiers swung into action over the weekend to help the triathlon competition go without a hitch. A total of 35 troops from the Royal Bermuda Regiment provided security and acted as marshals around MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda competition based i...

A legal battle over Britain’s demand that Bermuda establishes a public beneficial ownership register will most likely be avoided. That is the view of Lord Tariq Ahmad, Britain’s Foreign Office Minister for the Overseas Territories, who said the UK wa...

Bermuda will host an international parliamentary seminar this week intended to help lawmakers broaden their understanding of the legislative process. Dennis Lister, Speaker of the House, announced that the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association had b...

It’s just a fact the Progressive Labour Party has 29 Members of Parliament from which to choose the make-up of its 12-member Cabinet. However, the selection process is not as simple as spinning the wheel of fortune, and every person that comes up is ...

A new mobile communications app developed part-developed by Bermuda College students was unveiled this week. Duranda Greene, the college president, said that the school was “pleased and appreciative” to join forces with the Government on the project...

The Town of St George will have to go to the polls on May 9 to elect a new mayor, it was revealed yesterday. Kenneth Bascome, a former mayor, and George Dowling III, a councillor, both put their names forward for the post on nomination day after Quin...

Dear Sir, The political blame game is in full swing. Letters appear regularly in the daily paper, and electronic media, from both the Government and the Opposition, all placing blame and criticism at the feet of the other. Rebuttals and accusations m...

The heroic performance of soldiers from Australia and New Zealand in the ill-fated First World War Gallipoli campaign was marked at the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s Warwick Camp yesterday. Citizens of both countries and Bermuda residents joined together ...

Citizen rights such as the ability to vote are best dealt with by the Bermuda Government, a visiting politician said yesterday. Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the UK Foreign Office Minister for the Overseas Territories, added that the extension of the rig...

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the British Foreign Office Minister for the Overseas Territories, will visit Bermuda today. His visit is expected to reaffirm the strong UK-Bermuda relationship. Speaking ahead of the visit, Lord Ahmad said: “The UK remains...

David Burt insisted last night that his decision to sack Walton Brown from Cabinet and replace him with Wayne Furbert was “in the best interests of the Government” and was not because of a difference of opinion over the direction of the ruling party....

Nomination day for the municipal elections will be held tomorrow. The Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall on King Street, Hamilton, will be the location for both municipalities, from 11am to 1pm. The elections are due to take place on May 9. Seats avai...