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One Bermuda Alliance leaders will no doubt be jubilant about poll results published today in The Royal Gazette which show that the new party leads the governing Progressive Labour Party when it comes to people’s voting intentions. This is the first t...

Governor Sir Richard Gozney said last night that he did not believe Glenn Blakeney’s Commission of Inquiry into cricket and football fell under the powers of the Commissions of Inquiry Act of 1935 and so therefore did not need his approval. Under sec...

Mount St Agnes student Paul Douglas, 14, didn’t run into a burning building, or save a drowning person, but to Clare Marshall he is a hero. His sharp eyes spotted Ms Marshall’s beloved black Labrador retriever after the dog had been on the run for a...

MCC opener Chris Thompson stamped his authority on the visiting side’s opening series win over Bermuda, stroking a boundary laden 85 not out to guide his team a 55-run victory at the National Sports Centre (NSC). Thompson, who carried his bat throug...

Government’s Commission of Inquiry into Bermuda Football Association’s ‘financial standing’ could end up with the country being banned from international competition. BFA president Larry Mussenden made that grim prediction as he issued a stark warnin...

Keishen Bean has been named Cape Breton University’s Athlete of the Week after scoring four goals during a 9-1 rout of Acadia University. Bean, who has ruled himself out of Bermuda’s World Cup qualifying campaign for personal reasons, also picked up ...

The man who shot Kimwandae Walker dead in front of his two young children waved the gun above his head in triumph as he fled the scene, according to an eye witness. The brazen act was watched by a 50-year-old woman one of the few people brave enough ...