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A lawyer has been criticised heavily by the Court of Appeal for “unreasonable and improper” conduct of an appeal involving a controversial American speaker who was added to the “stop list” after an appearance on the island. Barrister Eugene Johnston ...

A quirky piece of experimental marketing involving the Bermuda Tourism Authority and JetBlue Airways drew hearty applause from a roomful of business executives. They were reacting to an online video that showed pedestrians in New York City answering ...

Care Learning Centre is holding its seventeenth annual tag day tomorrow to raise funds for scholarships. The Pembroke school caters for secondary pupils with academic and social problems, as well as non-traditional students who want to upgrade their ...

The Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is under way. The competition is open to Bermudians or residents of Bermuda and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. The deadline is December 11 at 5pm. Cash prizes in the form of gift ce...

The parents of those who lost their lives in road traffic crashes described the pain of losing their children last night. Terrylynn Doyle said she was devastated by the loss of her son, Malik Weeks, on Christmas Day five years ago. “It’s traumatic,” ...

When it comes to the toughest sports in the world, field hockey may not come to mind for the casual sports fan, but make no mistake, the propensity for pain is real. With hard sticks and balls flying everywhere, the sport is risky business and it tak...

A yawning power vacuum has just opened at the heart of Europe. At a time when a shaken West and indeed much of the rest of the world is nervously looking to Germany for ideas and leadership, efforts to form a new government in Berlin have collapsed. ...

Dear Sir, I have never visited Bermuda and know little of its culture or politics, so I hesitate to advise Bermudians regarding a policy for motorised, recreational all-terrain vehicles on your railway trails. It’s your decision. As a resident of No...

Residents unhappy with foul odours and vermin coming from the island’s largest dairy farm have demanded a fast solution to what was branded a public health nuisance. Farm owners Valter and Lidia Medeiros faced an often heated gathering at the Departm...

More than $200,000 has been spent on a school minibus service. A transport ministry spokesman said the current tab for the service was at $217,500. Walter Roban, Minister of Transport, announced in September that minibuses would be used to suppleme...

Tributes were paid in the House of Assembly on Friday to Margaret Vaucrosson, a former nurse and dedicated volunteer, who has died at the age of 81. The co-founder of the Eliza DoLittle Society, a charity offering food for the needy, Ms Vaucrosson is...