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Former Premier Ewart Brown will not be using his new healthcare company to import drugs to Bermuda from previously restricted countries, according to Cabinet Minister Zane DeSilva. Mr DeSilva told the House of Assembly there was no connection between...

More than 20 runners from Bermuda took part in the mammoth Peachtree Road Race event in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday, with Colin Swan leading home the Island contingent as he finished 572nd out of 55,000 competitors. The Peachtree race is generally re...

Realtors, a campaigner and the Opposition have all welcomed news that Government has set up a working group to conduct an urgent review of controversial land policy rules. Minister of National Security Wayne Perinchief announced the move in the House...

Bermuda’s gymnastics team (pictured above) will look to add to their impressive medal haul when they return to action at the Island Games in Jersey today. The Islanders won 14 medals on the opening day of the biennial competition on Thursday. In the ...

Rigorous investigations of past projects are on the cards after Premier Paula Cox gave details on her plans to stamp any unethical behaviour out of her Government. Ms Cox yesterday tabled Good Governance legislation introducing a ream of measures, in...

Leroy (Tubby) Richardson was in characteristically great form a week ago when his family and best friends feted him with a party celebrating his 90th birthday. Known to almost everybody only as Tubby, wherever he has impacted throughout his colourful...

The Greeks considered ethics a moral philosophy employing right and wrong, good and evil, and responsibility for one's actions. Roget's thesaurus defines ethics as goals, morals, principles, standards, and values. Individually, we develop a personal...