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A poison that contaminates November 1, 2011 Dear Sir, My question initially to Lawyer Charles Richardson and then to a wider audience was not a rhetorical one. It was a serious one. It was a serious one because so many Bermudians, including so many b...

Bermuda coach Devarr Boyles believes his younger players have gained valuable experience during their country’s World Cup qualifying campaign and has backed them to push on in future tournaments. Boyles fielded 22 different players throughout the six...

Axis Capital Holdings Ltd has announced the promotion of John Kuhn to the new role of chief underwriting officer (CUO) at Axis Insurance. In his new position, Mr Kuhn has responsibility for global property and casualty underwriting operations within ...

All’s well, that ends well November 12, 2011 Dear Sir, Tiny the Tree Frog would like to thank you for your correction in Thursday’s (November 10) paper concerning the mistake in Wednesday’s Lifestyle article about his new cookbook. While Tiny does pr...

Bermuda today joined countries around the world celebrating Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW). This is the fourth year that Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, formerly known as Bermuda Small Business Development Corporation, and the Youth Ent...

The Media Council of Bermuda has not received a single official complaint in the first ten months of its existence. But those who set it up believe it has improved journalistic standards and accountability since its launch at the start of February. T...

A man accused of a double shooting was this morning named as a member of the Parkside gang by a police expert. Sergeant Alexander Rollin of the Gang Targeting Unit said he knows Sanchey Grant from the Court Street, Elliot Street and Middletown Lane a...

A drunken brawl with police officers in the Hamilton Police Station cost an American contract worker $2,000 in fines this morning. Matthew Marshall, 25, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and one count of driving while impaired in connection wit...

Convicted con man Dana Edward Martin this morning admitted ripping off two local guest houses, leaving them with more than $9,000 in unpaid bills. Martin, 53, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to two counts of fraud. The court h...