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Welcome to the first in a series of Ask the Expert columns where readers can write in with any tech questions they may have and one of our experts will answer it. Kicking-off the first one is Computer City’s Todd Martin. Q What is the range of a Wir...

Q: What will happen if I choose to ignore requests for software updates that appear on my PC? A: Failure to carry out software updates may put your computer at risk and make it susceptible to malicious software which can allow others to gain access t...

Business Development and Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert has been thrown in at the deep end with a business trip to the UK just days after he was appointed. Mr Furbert flew to London at the weekend to fly the flag for Bermuda at the annual World Trave...

Two men in police custody may be held for another 14 days in connection with a firearm investigation. Chief Justice Richard Ground ruled that the pair should remain in custody to allow officers sufficient time to gather forensic evidence. His ruling ...

Police will have a visible presence in Warwick from today following a series of serious incidents. The police mobile command vehicle, manned by community action team officers, will be at the junction of Middle Road and Khyber Pass 11am to 7pm. Office...

Twenty out of 21 primary and middle public school teachers gained a Cambridge International Certificate after taking a course this summer. The 14- to 16- week scheme encourages teachers to refresh their approach to teaching and learning and continue ...

Anti-conscription campaigners are vowing to head to London’s Privy Council again after losing their latest battle in Bermuda’s Court of Appeal. “We are very dejected, but we are undeterred,” Bermudians Against the Draft founder Larry Marshall told Th...

Despite a union vow to go down fighting, staff cuts at the Berkeley Institute were an inescapable consequence of budget cuts, according to both sides in the dispute. Eight Bermudian support staff positions were terminated following mediations between...