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Public support for Premier Paula Cox has increased, but OBA deputy leader Michael Dunkley is just as popular, according to a new poll. The Mindmaps poll conducted for The Royal Gazette found that 37 percent of registered voters have a favourable impr...

Premier Paula Cox is calling on people to pull together to help turn around the economic downturn and look to a more positive future. Ms Cox says Islanders should use their fighting spirit to focus beyond the “bleak and grim” reality of the current ...

Making returning travellers pay more Customs duty at the airport might help Government raise money, but is unlikely to help local retailers, according to Bermuda residents. Duty for items declared by returning residents at the airport is to increase ...

Students in public secondary schools received a grade of C or above in slightly more than half of the Cambridge IGCSE exams they took this year, Government revealed yesterday. This is the first year a substantial number of public school students hav...

Workers are being asked to wear their jeans to work to help the Centre Against Abuse pocket some cash. The charity, which is more than 30 years old, hopes to raise up to $20,000 to help with their work with victims and abusers. They are calling on c...

Acting Health Minister Michael Weeks yesterday encouraged women to take steps to protect themselves against breast cancer. His comments were made at the launch of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, at City Hall. Mr Weeks said breast cancer was the most c...

Retailers have welcomed Government's decision to grant temporary payroll tax relief to their sector and increase the rate of customs duty on declared goods bought overseas by 10 percentage points. The new measures which were introduced by Premier and...

Businessman Andre Curtis’s family was “robbed from Peter to pay Paul” to fund their apparently lavish lifestyle, according to his ex-wife. Laquita Zuill told a jury Mr Curtis owed money to herself, his mother and his daughter at the time he allegedly...