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There was loud applause and cheers for each of the 107 who yesterday graduated as Bermuda College’s class of 2011. One graduate who took a special share of applause was 25-year-old Magic Boyles the only one who came away with two degrees: an Associat...

Kim Swan and Charlie Swan will sit in the House of Assembly today as UBP MPs but they are refusing to talk about “the internal business” of the political party. Both Mr Swans are standing by their principles by continuing to fly the flag for the 47-y...

Scores of school students were involved in a mass brawl at the bus station, which started with one boy swinging his backpack at another. Eyewitnesses reported the “huge fight” breaking out between mainly teenage boys from the Island’s senior schools ...

Twenty-one-year-old Kevin Warner was found guilty yesterday by unanimous verdict of the premeditated murder of Dekimo (Purple) Martin. The Supreme Court jury also found Warner, of Warwick Park Road, Warwick, guilty of carrying a firearm for use in c...

This year’s Atlantic hurricane season will be “above normal”, spawning six to ten hurricanes of which half could become major, according to a US government forecast. In its first predictions for the season, which begins on June 1, the National Oceani...

Hundreds of friends and family gathered yesterday at Bermuda College for the commencement ceremony of the Class of 2011. “The reason these events are called commencement is that graduation is not an end, but a beginning,” said Associate in Science gr...

Unveiling the new stamp ‘Piloting in Bermuda’ also launched an exhibit exploring the life of pilot and freed slave Jemmy Darrell. In speaking at yesterday’s ceremony at the General Post Office in Hamilton, Information Services Minister Neletha Butter...

May 19, 2011 Dear Sir, I was disappointed in the decision to open the Bermuda Day Half Marathon to tourists as it will eventually reduce the banter and anticipation of the local rivalry enjoyed by the top runners and spectators. However, I recognise ...