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Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley has not ruled out the possibility of legalising marijuana in Bermuda — although he is personally against it. Mr Dunkley said yesterday he doesn’t feel the legalisation of the drug is right for the Island but rem...

The final report from the Spending and Government Efficiency (SAGE) Commission will go public for the first time after it is tabled in today’s session of the House of Assembly. The document is the culmination of months of meetings with representativ...

Football, it has been said, is the universal language. Bermudian footballer Tre’vahn Tyrell has been a good example of that during the Digicel Kick Start Academy in Barbados this week where he is one of 39 aspiring young players from across the regio...

As Government mulls over travel and other restrictions for fathers not paying child support, The Royal Gazette spoke to residents who were largely supportive of the idea. While most agreed the proposal is better than sending delinquent fathers to pr...

Just-released economic data shows that difficult conditions are persisting through 2013, Minister of Finance Bob Richards said in a public release of information about Bermuda’s financial state.The data showed that Government revenues tracked higher ...

Bermuda’s inspiring win over Scotland in their opening ICC World Twenty20 2014 qualifying Group B match was a “total team effort”, according to senior player Lionel Cann. The veteran batsman said Bermuda were on top of their game in all departments, ...

The head of the Civil Service has praised the SAGE Commission’s final report, claiming that some of its recommendations “are fresh and bold and, if adopted can help to address the fiscal challenges facing Bermuda”. But Cabinet Secretary Donald Scott ...

Triathlete Tyler Butterfield will be back on the road tomorrow in the Hannover Re BNNA Half-Marathon but winning isn’t his top priority. The May 24 Derby champion and seventh-place finisher at the recent Ironman World Championships in Hawaii, has re...