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Smiles and lunches were served around the island as five university students helped Meals on Wheels as part of their internship programme with a reinsurance firm. The five women, all interns at Arch Reinsurance, volunteered with the Meals on Wheels f...

Bermuda will experience a darkening of the afternoon sky next Monday due to a partial eclipse of the sun. At the height of the eclipse, the moon will obscure 85 per cent of the sun. The island will fall beneath the partial shadow cast by the moon as...

Few sports are more solitary, brutal and dangerous than boxing but when Nikki Bascome steps between the ropes he never truly feels alone. The Bermudian welterweight takes comfort from knowing that the battles he has overcome outside of the ring are...

More than 100 students will benefit from cash earmarked for financial support at Bermuda College, the president of the school says. Duranda Greene said that more than 100 students would be able to benefit from $300,000 in additional funding for the...

Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier and Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, continues to meet with the individuals and organisations under the remit of his ministry. Mr Roban’s sessions have including discussions with department directors, ven...

A 32-year-old cruise ship worker was yesterday accused of causing her own miscarriage by taking a poison or other noxious substance. Arlene Cauyo Peralta, a Filipina national, was charged with the offence, which allegedly happened in Sandys between ...

Police have identified the elderly woman who died on a Bermuda-bound flight as Rosina Bean. The 85-year-old, from Pembroke, was travelling with four family members aboard the American Airlines aircraft from Miami on Monday night. According to a Skypo...

Shares of BF&M Ltd fell by 15 cents, or 0.7 per cent, to $20.60 after 3,300 traded on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index. There was also trading in shares of Butterfield Bank and One Communications, but with no change to their closing price. On the New York...

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced amendments to the Fisheries Order to open fishing on the red hind grounds from today. The ministry stressed that the extended closure areas around the black grouper grounds remain closed until December 1. Th...

The role of the media in the 1959 theatre boycotts is to be the subject of the next instalment of Think Fest. Dana “Zhyon” Selassie will discuss research findings in a presentation called Navigating Media and Race in a Segregated Colony at Liberty Th...

Two people were injured following a “scuffle” involving cruise ship workers and locals in Dockyard in the early hours of this morning. Police are looking to speak with witnesses following the incident near King’s Wharf at around 3.20am. Circumstances...

The Regulatory Authority has finalised the new licensing framework for the electricity sector. In a statement, the regulator noted that third parties had expressed interest in offering alternatives to Belco as sources of power generation. And the RA ...