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Government is to blame for an expensive legal battle involving the Sovereign Group which now threatens the livelihoods of the company’s principals. That is according to United Bermuda Party leader Kim Swan who has called for Government to be held to ...

Bermuda-based reinsurer Platinum Underwriters Holdings last night posted a $53.5 million net loss as catastrophe claims impacted results. For Platinum, the first of the major Bermuda commercial re/insurers to post third-quarter results, it was the fo...

Age: 29 Gang affiliation: Police have said they don’t consider Mr Ferguson to have been a gang member but the crime had “elements of a gang shooting” and happened in an area considered to be the territory of the West-end MOB (Money Over Bitches) gang...

A child playing on Hen Island in St George’s Harbour made a grim discovery a human skeleton possibly buried for more than 175 years. Andrew Baylay, chairman of the National Trust’s Archaeological Research Committee, said that the bones were discovere...

A man accused of hitting a police inspector with a car while trying to evade arrest on Friday has been charged in court. Aswad Wilson, 27, is alleged to have accelerated the vehicle towards Inspector Troy Glasgow, 46, who suffered an arm injury when ...

Angry commuters are considering renting a minibus to travel to work in a boycott against a ferry route’s 100 percent fare increase. Users of the pink ferry route are “very disappointed” that plans to double the cost of a ticket have now been finalise...

It's looking like the end of an era for patient-doctor relationships in the hands-on way that we have grown up with, according to Sidney Lowry, a former Edward VII Memorial Hospital oncologist. Patients are increasingly demanding test results and pla...

Rory McIlroy can finally unpack for the first time in a week, Darren Clarke is aiming to take the Claret Jug, which he has brought to Bermuda, to more pubs than John Daly and Charl Schwartzel is considering starting a collection of brightly jackets. ...