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Ten years after what was supposed to be his retirement, veteran radio announcer David Lopes reaches a significant milestone today 50 years on the air at Bermuda Broadcasting Company. He never got to enjoy early retirement in 2002. He instead went rig...

Ballet might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but an upcoming performance of Romeo and Juliet is promising to be an entertainment spectacular for the whole community. Bermuda Civic Ballet is to stage a production of William Shakespeare’s romantic trage...

Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU) and Pembroke Hamilton Club (PHC) president Chris Furbert has denied claims the Union has called in the $1.2 million it loaned to the iconic sports club. In 2001 PHC borrowed $1,202,778 from the BIU to cover costs for th...

A Regiment solder was caught with one-and-a-half pounds of cannabis as he tried to leave Jamaica after a recent expedition. Jordan Shabazz, 19, from Euclid Avenue, Pembroke, was arrested at Sangster International Airport last Saturday and fined by a ...

A former civil servant and his wife are today behind bars after being convicted of pocketing almost $543,000 of taxpayers’ money. Kyril Burrows, 48, and Delcina Bean-Burrows, 49, engaged in what a prosecutor described as “a systematic ripping-off of ...

It was chilly under the bright lights at Boston’s Fenway Park — but singing the US national anthem there was “terrific” and “one of the greatest feelings of my singing career”, Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert said. A seasoned gospel singer from the ag...

Kyril Burrows and Delcina Bean-Burrows went from well-respected careers in business and public service to the back of two prison vans yesterday. The couple, who have two school-age children, were remanded into custody after being convicted of looting...

Kyril Burrows and Delcina Bean-Burrows frequently got into trouble with Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons during their long-running trial, with the judge accusing them of delaying proceedings and being “obstreperous”. Bean-Burrows landed in hot water...