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Wednesday’s editorial dealt with some of the problems the Bermuda economy is facing, and what the causes are. Regardless of whom or what was responsible, what is important is to come up with solutions and means of bringing Bermuda out of the current ...

John Barritt yesterday brought his long House of Assembly career to an end by resigning as Opposition Leader and as an MP. A by-election will now take place in Devonshire South Central, with new One Bermuda Alliance leader Senator Craig Cannonier aim...

Staff from the Bermuda Archives have voted to strike if their controversial director, Karla Hayward, is not removed from her post. They voted by secret ballot on Tuesday to give 21 days’ notice of strike action, meaning they are set to down tools on ...

Government is reaching for the stars to bring new investment to the Island. Minister of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strategy Walter Roban met with executives from some of the world’s biggest satellite communications operators at an indus...

Dormant hotel projects will be brought back to life through a sharply focused National Tourism Plan, panel member Vince Ingham told a town-hall meeting. Mr Ingham, who is part of the team drafting the plan, stressed the Tourism Board’s determination ...

Clay Smith, Dwayne Leverock and the rest of the Bermuda 2007 World Cup squad will reunite for a one-off game against the MCC later this month. The team are being honoured for their historic achievement by the Bermuda Cricket Board by being asked to p...

There's more to Miss Bermuda Jana Outerbridge than meets the eye. The 22-year-old graduated from Tennessee State University with a degree in psychology; and volunteers regularly at Wind-Reach, a recreational and development facility for the disabled...

Lawyer Saul Froomkin QC has been honoured by the government of Taiwan for his “outstanding achievements” in promoting international cooperation on combating transnational crime. Mr Froomkin helped found the International Symposium on Economic Crime a...