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The First Division should be even more competitive this season after the transfer list released by the Bermuda Football Association showed many players returning to their former clubs. Relegated pair Hamilton Parish and Southampton Rangers lost 20 p...

A shortage of cybercrime fighters could put Bermuda at risk from hackers, an expert in the field said yesterday. Darren Wray, the CEO of IT management company Fifth Step and the guest speaker at a major cybersecurity conference, said: “I don’t think ...

A selfless mother who lived to help others, Marilyn Dickinson passed away last month at the age of 65 after a battle with ALS. The Canadian-born physiotherapist had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — a progressive condition that affects mobility and spe...

The ICC Americas team featuring Bermudian pair Nzari Paynter and Chare Smith lost their opening match in the West Indies Regional Under-19 Tournament yesterday by six wickets to Guyana at the Arnos Vale Ground in St Vincent. Batting first after Guyan...

As a 17-year-old girl I feel as though we are constantly looked down upon because our choice of summer wardrobe and the negative attention it could get. We almost always have to think, “Is this too skimpy? Or will someone say something disturbing to ...

Patrick Singleton has been fortunate to witness first-hand the power sport has to change lives during his second Olympic career as the treasurer of the World Olympians Association. Singleton is more well-known to Bermudians for his exploits in the lu...

The influence media has on teen body image is done by showing teen girls women with size 0 waist and having them believe that’s the ideal body type. When teens see unrealistic body types all the time it has an impact on their body image and starts d...

Butterfield Bank yesterday awarded two scholarships worth a total of $50,000 to Bermuda students. The Sir Harry D. Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship went to Maha Clarke, who will is enrolled at Queens University in North Carolina to study busines...

Dear Sir, The Rogue — a fitting name for one or many. That is what we have in our midst, people who deposit debris in the entrance to Fort Hamilton without a conscience of the depravity of the crime. This tells us and the authorities that the perpe...

Cameron Pimentel endured his toughest day on the water as an Olympic sailor in the most difficult racing conditions he has encountered. Pimentel’s confidence had rocketed ahead of day three of the Laser class after his superb performance in his previ...

DeVon Bean expects to lay some ghosts to rest in Rio — his first Olympic Games since competing in the 100 metres in Atlanta 20 years ago. Bean has bittersweet memories of the Atlanta Games. He fulfilled a childhood dream and raced in the same heat as...

CHICAGO (Bloomberg) — American International Group chief executive officer Peter Hancock said he’s more focused on boosting returns than worrying about the government’s classification of his company as too big to fail. “Of all of the strategic issues...