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The Bermuda Girl Guides Association won a decades-old legal dispute with Bermuda High School for Girls, via a court ruling that it owns the land where its hut is situated. The 100-year-old Guides Association said the school promised 84 years ago that...

Rolfe Commissiong was last night selected as the Progressive Labour Party candidate for Pembroke South East on a night of drama at Alaska Hall. He defeated incumbent Ashfield DeVent, whose nine-year run as an MP is now almost certain to come to an en...

An 18-month-old who died suddenly at a day care facility did not die of natural causes, police reported yesterday. The boy was found “in an unresponsive state” on Friday, September 9. He was rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, where he was ...

Former Saltus student Lorin Tannock is heading to England this week to begin a three-year degree course in sports and physical education. The 22-year-old has ambitions to be a high school PE teacher when he returns to Bermuda in three years’ time aft...

A rock-opera depicting the dramatic biblical tale of Jesus and Judas is set to hit the City Hall Theatre next month. ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ one of the longest running musicals in London’s West End will be performed by The Gilbert and Sullivan Soci...

Hapless PHC were condemned to their second successive hefty defeat last night at the hands of Southampton Rangers. Zebras, who were beaten 6-2 by Devonshire Cougars at the weekend, have now conceded a staggering 11 goals in their first two games of t...

Bradford striker Nahki Wells has vowed to follow in his “hero” Shaun Goater’s footsteps and make a name for himself in English football. Goater, Bermuda’s most famous export in modern times, enjoyed cult status at Manchester City with his goalscoring...

Spring Garden Cavaliers’ skipper Dave Greenidge saluted his all-conquering Commercial Cricket League team after they brushed aside rivals Forties whose batting flopped in a one-sided Knockout Cup final at Shelly Bay. Cavaliers’ seven-wicket victory w...