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British American life insurance policyholders will receive a payout on 35 percent of their claims from the now defunct company next week, it was announced yesterday. Stephen Lowe, the Official Receiver, said in a statement that due to negotiations wi...

We give from the heart and we give because it makes us feel good. In fact medical tests have shown that giving gives us the same gratification as food or sex, which is particularly good news for those of us constantly dieting! A philanthropist is any...

There’s sweet news this season with word from local beekeepers that they’ve had a good honey harvest. The occurrence took them by surprise as local bees plagued by a tiny mite were dying by the thousands. It started back in 2009 when beekeepers lost ...

When Jacqueline Brown first started working with the St John Ambulance Brigade as a teenager (and she refuses to say when that was exactly) the charity had no ambulance and no permanent home, and volunteers frequently wore a drab grey uniform. Much ...

Politicians have paid tribute to former top all-rounder Sheridan Raynor calling him a “cricketer’s cricketer” who remained loyal to his home Island. MPs from all political parties took it in turns to stand up in the House of Assembly yesterday to sh...

A “very dangerous” schizophrenic is roaming the streets just two months after he was sentenced to an indefinite period in a mental hospital for an unprovoked and brutal attack on his neighbour. Shiloh Payne has been spotted on several occasions in t...

Offenders on bail, probation or parole will have their every move monitored when their ankles are fitted with electronic tags. Politicians have agreed to monitor the round-the-clock movements of men and women in a bid to tackle Bermuda’s antisocial ...

Learning about creatures and places familiar to them is proving to be an engaging way for schoolchildren to discover more about their environment and how they can help to look after it. From the protection of the endangered cahow seabirds to the wond...