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The Bermuda Regiment could be manned entirely by volunteer soldiers within five years if a successful recruitment drive is maintained. Regiment Commanding Officer Lt Col Michael Foster-Brown — a British Army regular officer seconded to Bermuda and wh...

There was nothing remotely glamorous about Bermuda at the end of World War One. This was not yet the Bermuda of “beautiful estates and yachts, of stingers at noon and gin and tonics in the evening” as American journalist and columnist Jim Bishop was ...

Plans to abolish conscription have the support of more than half of the electorate, if the results of a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette are scaled up. Fifty one percent of people said they supported the move to eliminate conscription, while 39...

Plans to abolish conscription have the support of more than half of the electorate, if the results of a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette are scaled up. Fifty one percent of people said they supported the move to eliminate conscription, while 39...

One Bermuda Alliance MP Suzann Roberts-Holshouser last night broke ranks with the rest of her party and voted with the Opposition for an independent body to investigate Bermudians being swindled out of their property. The motion, brought by Shadow Im...

A loophole in a deal barring the US from spying on the UK could leave Bermuda open to snooping by American security agencies. The US and its allies Britain, America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand — part of what the US calls the Five Eyes group — ...

A three-man panel led by a top QC is to decide on a $156 million compensation claim by a developer dumped from the redevelopment of Hamilton Harbour. Geoffrey Bell QC will chair the group, backed up by fellow QC George Bartlett and Norman Rose, Gover...