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A man who died yesterday after sustaining injuries in a fight on Front Street at the weekend has been named by police as Dejon Simmons. Mr Simmons, 30, was assaulted at about 3.15am on Sunday. He was rushed by ambulance to the King Edward VII Memoria...

Members of Parliament were reminded last Friday that they must attend House of Assembly sittings and committee meetings. Dennis Lister, the Speaker of the House, said it had been brought to his attention that some politicians had not been attending c...

Warwick Academy is incredibly proud of our students nominated for Bermuda’s Most Outstanding Teen Awards and especially our head girl Eryn Bhola who won the Academic Achievement award and Outstanding Overall award. Our students give up so much time ...

Senators will return to a spruced-up chamber when they get back to work after Easter, Deputy Speaker Derrick Burgess told MPs last week. “Major work” over Christmas transformed the former Supreme Court 2 in Sessions House, with microphones installed ...

A woman has blasted the courts for a “catastrophic” failure to clamp down on the owner of a dangerous dog. Amy Ponnampalam’s dachshund, Annie, was mauled to death in 2014 by a dog owned by the same family whose boxer killed Cole Simons’s King Charles...

The local karting community will remember one of their own when they host the Victor DeCosta Memorial Race Day at the Rubis Southside Raceway this weekend. DeCosta, who died aged 43 in 1994, played a significant role in the Bermuda Karting Club in th...

Recently, it was suggested by Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs, that new rules were needed to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace. Later, Jason Hayward, the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said that it was his view tha...

Paul Goodison will be keen to extend his world dominance at next week’s Bacardi World Moth Championship in the Great Sound. The British sailor is gunning for a third straight world title in the high-performance foiling dinghy and is the red-hot favou...

Andre Lambe and Tyler Christopher are set for their first international competition after qualifying for the Central American and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, Colombia, this summer. They will become the first Bermudians to compete at the quadrenn...

Muriel Archer, a missionary who survived a Japanese prisoner-of-war camp in the Second World War, has died aged 96. Ms Archer smuggled bibles into countries where preaching Christianity was forbidden and was dedicated to prison teaching and fellowshi...

Residents in a quiet residential area said yesterday they were stunned by news the body of a missing US teenager was discovered only yards from their homes. One woman said the neighbourhood was “just a quiet place”. The 54-year-old resident of Alex...

The head of a Bermudian software engineering firm and a New York insurance lawyer will speak at a seminar on artificial intelligence and the insurance industry next week. Sandra De Silva, the founder, chief executive officer and chief software archit...