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Education no longer has a dedicated permanent secretary in government following the departure last month of Warren Jones. Civil servant Mr Jones stepped down from the post after three years to take up a job as a chief executive officer of Polaris Hol...

A large fuel spill coming from a military aircraft at the L. F. Wade International Airport kept the Bermuda Fire Service and airport personnel busy for several hours on Monday. The oil spill, coming from a Lockheed L-1011 military aircraft, commonly ...

Bermuda Astronomical Society president Edward (Eddie) McGonagle has died at the age of 83. Mr McGonagle was described by friends yesterday as a warm and funny man who deeply loved teaching people about the stars. “He had a brilliant mind. He was a qu...

A Southampton man has been charged with impersonating a police officer and leaving a threatening message on a Government department’s voicemail machine. Thirty six year-old Lorin Baxter, of Fork Lane, denied attempting to impersonate a police officer...

Nahki Wells’s searing confidence will override any pressure he is under at Huddersfield Town, according to Damon Ming, his former Dandy Town team-mate. Wells, 23, is Huddersfield’s record signing after making the short trek across West Yorkshire from...

Students at the Island’s largest senior school are turning up for classes hungry — and a programme set up to provide them with food is under threat. The Student Assistance Programme (SAP) was formed some years ago to meet the needs of CedarBridge Aca...

Bermuda’s gymnastics team had a weekend to remember at the Abie Grossfeld Invitational in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Eleven boys and four girls made the trek to the competition, with both sets of athletes winning various medals. The female quartet of S...

Kameron Fox, the St George’s coach, believes there is plenty more to come from his players as they prepare to face X-Roads in tomorrow’s FA Cup first round replay at Devonshire Recreation Club. The two teams drew 1-1 in Sunday’s tie at Garrison Field...

Police around the world are waging a daily battle against an epidemic of online poisoning, where the dark business of exploiting children sexually feeds the lurid cravings of paedophiles, who are willing to pay heavily for this destructive activity. ...