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A total of 115 new soldiers yesterday became the “golden generation” of the Bermuda Regiment. The latest intake started their military careers in the first major event of the Regiment’s 50th anniversary — Recruit Camp 15 — as the Island’s defence for...

Dandy Town 3 PHC Zebras 1 Dandy Town’s Premier Division title defence gained more momentum after they staged a dramatic comeback to beat PHC Zebras at St John’s Field yesterday. Marquel Waldron, the PHC defender, blasted home from a set piece to put ...

Journalists around the world have the challenging job of reporting events as accurately as possible. Many pay the ultimate price in seeking to reveal truths too often kept in the shadows by those who fear breaches of decency, freedom and respect wil...

North Village 4 Flanagan’s Onions 2 North Village Rams produced their best performance of the season in a comfortable victory over Flanagan’s Onions at Bernard Park yesterday. The home side rode their luck at times and had goalkeeper Troy Hall to tha...

When Bermudian hip-hop artist Imari Wade stepped out on stage in Jamaica, she hoped she’d find a few new fans. It didn’t start well. There were thousands at the Magnum Sting 2014 concert — an event dubbed “the greatest one night reggae show on earth”...

A local historian has uncovered an intriguing new twist in the life of the German U-boat captain who was held captive in Bermuda during the Second World War. Horst Augustinovic discovered that while Captain Harald Lange was incarcerated at the Naval ...

Think twice before buying a painting from Mark Landis. It’s a bit of advice that comes from Art and Craft, an award-winning documentary that screens at the BUEI on Sunday. Mr Landis has become so talented at forging iconic artworks he’s duped museu...

The show must go on — and oh yes, there will be candy. So promise the organisers of The Pied Piper, BMDS’ first post-Christmas pantomime. The show was postponed after Hurricane Gonzalo damaged the rafters at City Hall last October. It’s now set to ...

A contrite mother of three who admitted to assaults and threats on public transport is hoping to be sentenced by the Island’s new mental health courts. However, Magistrate Archibald Warner cautioned that pleading a simple case of psychological distre...

Jobs cuts and the merging of offices around the world are likely consequences of XL Group’s pending acquisition of Catlin — but it is too early to say exactly how that will affect the Bermuda operations of the two companies, says XL chief executive o...