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Less than six months ago, Brendan Rodgers was the toast of his peers. Voted the manager of the year by the League Managers’ Association, the Northern Irishman was on a seemingly-unstoppable ascent. Even his over-analytical interviews were mildly ende...

Thanksgiving is over. The big question: Other than making tons of sandwiches, what’s the best way to use up all that leftover turkey? Jean Claude Garzia of Beau Rivage gave Lifestyle his recipe for Thanksgiving shepherd’s pie. And, as Christmas is co...

Lloyd Fray has vowed to continue the task of “getting cricket back to where it needs to be” after returning for a second term as president of the Bermuda Cricket Board. Fray was re-elected at the annual general meeting on Wednesday night, beating Llo...

An advocacy group has expressed surprise at the Corporation of Hamilton’s “you sue us, we’ll sue you” approach to the city’s ongoing clamping saga. Last month the Chief Justice, Ian Kawaley, ruled that City bosses had failed to give proper notice of ...

I was filing away old copies of these columns last night when Chloe’s eyes landed on last year’s Elf on the Shelf debate. Across the room I watched her pull the illustrated pages out of the pile and sit down to read them. I propelled myself across t...

Camiko Smith will be looking to become the first Bermudian to win the Gosling’s Invitational tournament in more than two decades at Belmont Hills Golf Club next week. The professional has had an impressive season, reaching US Open Sectional Qualifyin...

Political activist Jonathan Starling has proposed amendments to the Referendum Act to help ensure neutral referendum questions. The draft amendments, which Mr Starling said are based on UK legislation, would task the Parliamentary Registrar with cons...

On 13 February 2014, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) released a framework document for the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), which is intended to become the new global standard for automatic exchange of financial info...