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There was an invisible line dividing Collin Simmons’s Pembroke neighbourhood in the 1950s. White people lived on one side of Happy Valley Road, and blacks on the other. Socially, their paths did not cross. Despite that, it was not until he was a teen...

Influenza cases have jumped, the chief of staff at the Bermuda Hospitals Board has confirmed. Michael Richmond, the Chief of Staff and acting chief executive at the BHB, said that the speed and virulence was a concern. He added: “This has not been ...

Jarreau Hayward, the St George’s player-coach, has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a broken leg. The experienced defender suffered the injury during his team’s FA Cup first-round upset over Premier Division side Devonshire Cougars at W...

A magistrate arrested at the weekend after a car crash has been released on bail, police said last night. It is understood that Khamisi Tokunbo and another man were taken in custody after a weekend accident on South Road in Paget. A police spokesman ...

The Bermuda Business Development Agency is partnering with the island’s fast-growing life and annuity re/insurance sector to promote a strong presence at the industry’s largest US conference this spring. For the first time, the BDA will team up with ...

It’s not just in the United States. The counter-revolution to populism is happening all over the world, and it’s turning the old left-right political axis on its head. In country after country, the rise of anti-immigrant parties or movements is forci...

A 43-year-old man denied a sex assault charge at Magistrates’ Court yesterday. It is alleged the man sexually assaulted a woman in St George’s on July 5 last year. The defendant, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was released on $2,000 bail and ...

New taxes could be in the pipeline for the 2019-20 Budget, the Minister of Finance said yesterday. Curtis Dickinson said in his pre-Budget report that possible taxes included one on homes where the main function was for rental to tourists or to empl...

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The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged at 2,073.9 yesterday as no shares traded. Butterfield Bank’s US-listed shares did not trade in New York either, because financial markets in the US were closed for the Martin Luther King Jr Day holiday.

A Dutch merchant vessel has turned towards Bermuda after a crewman began to suffer respiratory issues. The MV Rolldock Sea contacted the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre minutes after 10pm last night to say it was steering towards the island becaus...

An anti-violence event for schoolchildren yesterday was a success, organisers said last night. Desmond Crockwell said that the Bermuda Wears Red event would have been worthwhile “even if only one person responded to the call to support the initiativ...