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News Staff An anti-racism charity has backed plans to erect a statue to a former Bermudian slave whose account of her life fuelled the battle to abolish the trade in human beings in the then-British Empire. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said t...

Adrian Roach earned a unanimous win in his welterweight bout against Jibril Marshall in the Frank Gervin Memorial at JW Marriott Marco Island Beach Resort last weekend. The 16-year-old joined Michael Parsons and Lovintz Tota in making the trip to Flo...

Alicia Zuill has dubbed Bermuda’s showing at the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Abu Dhabi, United Aram Emirates, as an overwhelming success. Bermuda came away from the Games, which concluded with the closing ceremony at the Zayed Sports City ...

Betting shop owners were grilled by the licensing authority as the watchdog asked for proof of the stability and reputation of their companies from the Ministry of Finance. The Betting Licensing Authority heard on Monday that a would-be criminal woul...

Flora Duffy is a firm favourite to retain her Female Athlete of the Year title at the 38th annual Sports Awards host by the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation at the Fairmont Southampton tonight. The triathlete won a gold medal at the Commonwe...

The Cayman Islands has failed to fully appreciate the risks of money laundering and terrorism financing and has a poor record on investigating and prosecuting financial crime. Those are two of the findings detailed in a report published this week...

John Wight, chief executive officer of BF&M Ltd, is to become the insurer’s chairman as well. Mr Wight will take on the new dual role when Gavin Arton retires as BF&M’s chairman at the company’s next annual general meeting on May 15, 2019. Mr Wight ...

Del-Che Landy came agonisingly close to earning Bermuda’s first gold medal on the final day of the Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, yesterday. The 25-year-old won the 800 metres at the Dubai Police Officers Club Stadiu...

An attempt to turn elected corporations into government quangos remains balanced on a knife edge after it met firm resistance in the Upper House last night. Senators rose from their debate on the Municipalities Reform Act 2019 without taking a vote a...

Like the best love stories, Teresa Whitter’s started on the dance floor. It’s where she met Laith Sami, a UK film-maker who offered her a leading role in his version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Called Crime of Passion, the feature-length movie...

Bermuda’s ties with a Canadian governance organisation were strengthened this week with a workshop at Fairmont Southampton hotel. Governance Professionals of Canada hosted the workshop for their members, as well as Bermudian-based governance and comp...

A demand to find out how much cash raised by the controversial sugar tax had been used to boost health was made yesterday. The One Bermuda Alliance said it wanted details of where the $700,000 in extra cash raised since last year from the tax had gon...