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The Island’s Filipino community will mark the Philippines’ 116th Independence Day tomorrow with a mass officiated by visiting priest Carlos Macatangga. Father Macatangga described it as the first Filipino mass to be celebrated on the Island since the...

Bermuda will learn by the end of this month if it has made the final round of bidding for the 2017 America’s Cup. Confirmation was made yesterday by Russell Coutts, the chief executive of Oracle Team USA, as he revealed that one bid had been eliminat...

Bermuda’s Uighurs deserve the “basic human right” to travel and the public should write to the Premier asking that they be given it, according to Amnesty International. Suzanne Wilson, executive director of the local branch of the human rights charit...

Journalists have uncovered a Bermuda connection to sensational claims of political intrigue and suspicion involving a UK university — claims which invade the corridors of power in the People’s Republic of China. In today’s edition, UK national newspa...

Acclaimed diver and explorer Teddy Tucker, whose treasure-hunting exploits inspired books and a Hollywood film and brought him worldwide fame, has died at 89. Premier Michael Dunkley last night hailed him as “one of the great Bermudians of our time”....

A multicoloured collection of national flags fluttering from car windows, attached to trucks and pinned to motorbikes is a sure sign that what is commonly referred to as “the greatest show on earth” is about to begin. Over the next month, the bars wi...

A Sandys teenager today pleaded guilty to possessing 0.03 grams of cocaine. Tyler Christopher, 17, was in the Court and Elliot Street area of Pembroke on January 25 when police approached him, acting on information they had received, prosecutor Karen...

More than one thousand people helped celebrate Saturday’s World Oceans Day the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo (BAMZ) — many of them schoolchildren. Joanne Chisnall, the Volunteer Coordinator of the Bermuda Zoological Society, said she believed that ...

The Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association has launched an inquiry into a controversy that marred last weekend’s Validus Bermuda National Championships at the National Sports Centre, The Royal Gazette understands. At the centre of the dispute is the ge...

This week marks the final opportunity for Government to appeal a controversial immigration ruling by the Supreme Court, according to the lawyer who argued the landmark case. The decision, which allowed for two Permanent Residents’ Certificate (PRC) h...