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Fidelis has raised more than $1 billion of new capital this year ­— and all of it has already been put to work. The privately held Bermudian reinsurer and specialty insurer doubled its capacity to $2 billion this year, through the raising of $800 mil...

A “young and dumb” teenager involved in a police chase on a stolen bike was shown leniency in court yesterday after he promised to turn his life around. Shae Hassell, 19, was spared a $1,970 fine, and given a two-year conditional discharge and 95 hou...

Former parliamentarian William Milner Cox, a member of the vaunted “Class of ’68”, has died. He was 91. Mr Cox was among a group of MPs who won seats in the 1968 election and were to make their mark on the Bermudian political landscape in the followi...

A mentally disabled sex offender will learn today if a suitable home has been found for him so he can comply with his probation order. Khayriek Woolridge, 27, was sent to Westgate prison on Monday after he was kicked out of the Mid-Atlantic Wellness ...

Technology provider Fireminds, founded and headquartered in Bermuda, has successfully renewed its SOC2 accreditation. SOC2 is an auditing procedure that ensures service providers securely manage their client’s privacy and organisational data. Only on...

Promising sailors Christian Ebbin and Magnus Ringsted were among the winners of the 2020 Heineken Round the Islands Race organised by the Bermuda Sailing Association. The pair topped the three-boat dinghy fleet to cap an impressive racing debut in th...

Talk to Tcherari Nu Kamara and her peers about social issues and you will get an earful even though they might not march in protest. Their way is to air their frustrations through social media, through music, comic strips and cartoons. Ask why and th...

“Doing wrong that good might come” August 1, 1920, the commemorated 300th birthday of Bermuda’s Colonial Parliament, gave pause to the debate in the House of Assembly on an unprecedented Bill that would allow for the compulsory purchase of a 500-plu...

A permanent Covid-19 testing site for travellers opened in Hamilton yesterday at the Perot Post Office on Queen Street. The announcement by Kim Wilson, the health minister, came as 734 new test results for coronavirus came back clear. Ms Wilson thank...

A man who appeared in Magistrates’ Court to face assault charges was confirmed yesterday to be police officer. A spokesman for the Bermuda Police Service said that Sean Kelly, a constable, had been suspended from duty in the wake of the allegations. ...

Carey Olsen has been shortlisted for Offshore Firm of the Year at the annual Chambers High Net Worth Awards, having won the award last year. Finalists for the awards, which celebrate legal excellence in the world of private wealth, are selected as a ...

On July 31st, 2020, a former Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) employee was gifted a basil plant, which had been purchased at a local plant nursery. Accompanying the yellowing basil plant was a healthy, vigorously growing dodder ...