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The Opposition One Bermuda Alliance has failed again to present its plans for dealing with the national debt, according to the ruling party. In a statement released by the Progressive Labour Party yesterday Neville Tyrell, candidate for district 11, ...

As the family of missing Rudy Smith struggle to come to terms with what they accept as his murder and disappearance, the idea of a memorial, briefly considered, has been put aside. More than two months have passed since Mr Smith was last seen on July...

The current exhibition at Common Ground Cafe, on Chancery Lane in Hamilton, is ‘Summer Lovin’. It is a group show that has as its featured artist, Summer Wood, who not only has a studio at the Bermuda Arts Centre, but is also an art teacher at Somers...

n Researchers looked at 18,600 men and women n Tracked disease rates by fitness level n Study argues for more-vigorous activities By Frederik Joelving NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Fit 50-year-olds are less likely to get chronic diseases as they age, a...

International business leader Cheryl Packwood yesterday dismissed an advert attacking Mitt Romney's investments in Bermuda as a “silly” publicity stunt from Hustler publisher Larry Flynt. However, Ms Packwood said the Island should consider a publici...

Two men charged with conspiring to import almost $1 million worth of heroin to Bermuda were nabbed following an international investigation, according to prosecutors. Lorenzo Lottimore, 33, and Craig Hatherley, 27, are accused of conspiring together ...

Entrepreneurs can follow the example of Bill Gates by forming a successful company amid the gloom of a recession, according to economist Craig Simmons. Mr Simmons said seismic changes are taking place in the way local and international businesses ope...

An injured American tourist had to be extricated from behind a garden wall after she crashed her rental scooter yesterday. All three emergency services attended the accident on Harbour Road, Paget, near the junction with Stowe Hill. The 55-year-old v...

Law students have been given the opportunity to sit next to judges during court hearings as part of a training scheme. The Marshalling Scheme was spearheaded by former Bar Association President Kiernan Bell and former Chief Justice Richard Ground. A ...