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Pregnant? There’s an app for that. In fact, there’s tons of smartphone applications designed specifically for expectant and/or new parents. Bearing in mind a recent study found that almost half of all health applications downloaded this year were rel...

Somersfield Academy students will showcase their talents and innovation at a science competition in Canada tomorrow. Eight students enrolled in the school’s Robotics Programme in classes ranging from P6 to M3 are competing in the first Lego League Ch...

A pair of Bermuda fish species have been recognised by the Smithsonian Institution as being unique to Bermuda’s waters. The yellowfin chromis and the Collette’s halfbeak have been classified as endemic to Bermuda in an update to the authoritative 199...

The first phase of the Airport Runway Project has been completed on time and within the estimated budget, Minister of Tourism Development and Transport, Shawn Crockwell has announced. It took seven months and cost $4.9 million, said the minister. “Th...

“One round hit her quarterdeck, slightly wounding [Admiral Sir Peter] Parker in the knee and thigh. The shot also tore off part of his britches, leaving his backside exposed.” - Battle of Sullivan’s Fort, 28 June 1776. In the new plan for the future ...

November 7, 2013 Dear Sir I support marine environment protection and I am also completely and utterly against illegal commercial fishing. However, the options for protection of the EEZ do not make sense to me. I am very hesitant to block off parts o...

Tycoon Sir Richard Branson is backing a proposal to turn Bermuda’s waters into a protected “no-take” marine reserve. And the Virgin Airlines owner claims that Bermudians now have “a singular opportunity to demonstrate far-sighted global leadership an...

While some Bermudians would likely turn up their nose at the thought of eating walrus, seal or polar bear for dinner, one local anthropologist suggests our diets might have more in common with Inuit communities than we think. Bermudian scientist Dr ...

There’s a comet barrelling toward our sun at breakneck speed. What happens when it gets there is anybody’s guess. Chances are good that it ends up being quite a show, though. Comet ISON is slowly warming as it hurls itself toward the centre of our so...