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The Right Reverend Gregory Ingram, the presiding prelate of the First Episcopal District of the AME Church, struck a conciliatory note at the end of a day of protests about the Tweed decision, as he called for “calm heads to prevail”. Bishop Ingram, ...

I’m writing this from the Eurostar heading from a brief sojourn in Paris at the end of my holidays. As the frosty French countryside hurtles by my window I’m thinking about time and how quickly it too often passes. We’re already four days into 2017, ...

The Reverend Nicholas Tweed unleashed a stinging verbal volley on “cyber-rats”, whom he condemned yesterday for casting doubt over his paternal links to Bermudian pastor Kingsley Tweed. The St Paul AME Church pastor, whose work permit application was...

I love a fresh start in January. During the first few days, I brew a strong cup of coffee and reflect on the past year: what lessons I learnt, what lessons I may need to learn again. How much time did I spend truly happy? Did I spend my time wishing ...

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A driver is believed to have escaped unscathed from a car that crashed outside the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo this evening. The accident took place at about 6.10pm on North Shore Road in Flatts and resulted in the vehicle being left on its side...

Grant Gibbons has expressed his shock at Chris Furbert’s threat to derail the America’s Cup over the work permit of the Reverend Nicholas Tweed. Referring to comments made yesterday by the Bermuda Industrial Union president, Dr Gibbons said a disrupt...

The docks in Hamilton are “unable to function” as all unionised staff have attended a meeting being held by the Bermuda Industrial Union. The meeting, which started late morning, is to discuss strategy after union leaders ushered the media away from...

The Bermuda Reserve Police will be holding an information session on Monday next week. The event at the police training centre in Prospect, from 7pm, will include a discussion of the application process, what is expected of a Reserve Police officer a...

Industrial strife and threats to disrupt the upcoming America’s Cup will damage Bermuda’s reputation worldwide, a business leader has warned. John Wight, president of the island’s Chamber of Commerce, said: “In today’s media world, everybody is able ...

A 34-year-old Warwick man appeared in the Supreme Court yesterday to deny the murder of Edmund John Flood. Keivon Eugene Scott pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr Flood on an unknown date between September 30 and October 2 last year. Mr Scott otherwis...

Transport companies and other small businesses are benefiting from a strategy to attract sports teams for training in the shoulder season, according to a Bermuda Tourism Authority press release. A swim team of 74 visiting Bermuda has hired Titan Expr...