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The value of imports in the first three months of this year fell to their lowest level for a first quarter since 2003, data suggesting a shrinking economy. The Quarterly Bulletin of Statistics for the first quarter of 2011, released by Government yes...

A Bermuda Marine Debris Taskforce has been set up to fight back against growing plastic pollution in the ocean. According to Anne Hyde, the executive director of environmental charity Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB), more and more plastic debris is was...

Graduates of Teen Services’ Continuation School programme were honoured at a special ceremony recently. Fourteen students graduated from the school this year. Their efforts were celebrated with a ceremony at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institu...

Government Senator LaVerne Furbert says there’s “nothing new about poverty” as she was a single mom forced to put her children’s needs before her own. Sen Furbert used her own personal struggle of bringing up two sons to support her argument that “po...

The devastated wife of tragic diver Bilal Furqan told last night how her faith was helping her cope with the loss of her “beautiful” husband and “best friend” after he succumbed to his injuries. Father-of-four Mr Furqan, 41, died yesterday surrounded...

A man was fined $10,000 in Magistrates’ Court yesterday after he was caught harvesting a protected species of sea snail. Carlos Moniz, 64, pleaded guilty to one count of collecting 544 West Indian top shells, a species of sea snail in the Devonshire ...

Half-brothers Ronniko Burchall and Leroy Symons were cleared by unanimous verdicts yesterday of murdering 30-year-old Shane Minors. Mr Minors, an innocent man, was gunned down outside his home in South Terrace, Pembroke in the early hours of December...