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Genealogist Clara Hollis Hallett has pored over thousands of original documents that record the lives of generations of Bermudian families. Now aged 91, Mrs Hollis Hallett has donated her life’s work of almost 700 handwritten files to the National Mu...

Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence have raised a dystopian concern for women: what if female robots become so realistic — and so adept at sex — that they render men incapable of engaging in real human relationships? Actually, it’s the m...

A winter storm that has buried the East Coast of the United States in snow is to blame for gales and rain on the island, the Bermuda Weather Service said yesterday. Storm Grayson hasbrought blizzards across the eastern seaboard. James Dodgson, direct...

A journey into Bermuda’s past has been shared by a visitor who shot extensive footage during his island trip in 1981. The two-hour video includes a trove of sights from 36 years ago. Chris Lauterbach, of Long Island, said he had kept the video for ye...

The winners of the island’s first national coding competition have been announced. CedarBridge Academy pupil Bishop Zanders won the secondary school category after he used computer code Python to programme an answer to a given scenario. Saltus pupil...

One hundred years ago, almost to the day, a sailor was shot dead in an accident on board the US Army Tug Fred E Richards as she was berthed in St George’s Harbour on her way to serve in the First World War. But Thomas Crealy’s sad death on New Year’...

Six Bermudian sailors fought alongside Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar. George Cole, Christopher Baiscomb, William Johnson, Jacob Simmons, John Tucker and Francis Wellman all served under the naval commander on board six diffe...

The battle against invasive lionfish is set to heat up again next month in the fourth annual Winter Lionfish Derby. Organiser Corey Eddy, who published a PhD on lionfish in Bermuda, said he had high hopes for the monthlong event. Mr Eddy said: “I sta...

Schoolchildren are to be introduced to the technology behind cryptocurrency and blockchain at the fourth Code 441 Hackathon on Monday. Jahde Eve of Code 441, a technology charity, said the free event is aimed at pupils aged between 12 and 17 and will...

A reinsurance company has donated $12,500 to the Bermuda Turtle Project. Global Indemnity Re, which has supported the Bermuda Zoological Society for four years, made the donation to mark the turtle conservation scheme’s 50th anniversary. Marie Joell...

Bermuda is to launch a bid to make money out of its first live satellite, the Minister of Transport told MPs on Friday. Walter Roban said Bermuda’s current role in the industry was small. “In line with the Government’s commitment to diversify our eco...

A book about the last hangings on British soil and the riots that followed has been turned into a screenplay. Now the team behind the movie script Prerogative of Mercy is on the hunt for backers to help bring it to the silver screen. The movie is bas...