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Johnny Barnes, the bay colt that is owned by Bermuda Thoroughbred Racing Ltd, shed its maiden tag at the first time of offering yesterday by winning the 5.05 at Yarmouth, in Norfolk, on the English east coast. The horse, which was born in Ireland on...

The rainy conditions may have hampered Bermuda’s preparation for the ICC Americas Under-17 Match Play tournament, but the squad remains in good spirits ahead of next week’s matches at the National Sports Centre. A total of 18 players have been picke...

Roadside breath tests are set to become a reality before the end of the year, Premier Michael Dunkley said yesterday. Mr Dunkley, who is also the Minister for National Security, signalled that legislation to allow police to breath test drivers and ri...

Police have been asked by a group of concerned individuals to investigate the desecration of historic tombstones at Tucker’s Town. Five people have jointly filed the complaint with the Bermuda Police Service and have been told, they say, that the mat...

Leaving a stable office job to follow your passion isn’t always easy in this economy, but for children’s yoga instructor Kallie Marcus it proved to be the right move. Ms Marcus, 28, left the business world to start her own company called Kinetix in...

Kyrah Scraders, the Bermuda middle distance runner, has been given the honour of carrying the Island’s flag in Saturday’s opening ceremony of the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China. The Berkeley Institute student, who is competing in the 800 metre...

Life coach Pete Saunders will begin studying for a doctorate in Human Development later this year after picking up a grant worth $45,000. Mr Saunders was awarded the scholarship by the Duperreault Fellowship, a fund designed to enhance the profession...

The One Bermuda Alliance was accused of stooping to “money over Bermudians” in Government’s continuing bid to relocate a single family from the failed Grand Atlantic housing development in Warwick. The condemnation came from Shadow Tourism Minister Z...

Four Bermudian students have been awarded scholarships to help assist their medical training through the Bermuda Hospitals Board and GlaxoSmithKline. Nursing students Zaire Burgess-Robinson and Gerteikquia Hatherley were each awarded scholarships val...