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Bermudians must come first in any changes to the immigration law, the national security minister said yesterday. Wayne Caines said: “All reform must centre around the premise of Bermudians having a place of primacy in their homeland. “We believe any ...

Experienced powerboat pilot Craig Nesbitt and his co-pilot son Craig Nesbitt Jr achieved a major breakthrough in the Spanish Point Boat Club National Championship and Grand Prix on the Great Sound at the weekend. The father and son pair withstood the...

He has clocked up hundreds of miles running more than 50 marathons, but a simple walk almost did Giorgio Zanol in. Three years ago the well-known grocer was carrying a 20lb pack in preparation for a 500-mile trek across northwestern Spain when he sat...

You’ve lost your job, now what? Given the high cost of living in Bermuda I am of two minds regarding whether I should write about job loss. Becoming unexpectedly unemployed is a stressful and life-altering event which can have long-lasting implicatio...

A thief stole a Dunkley’s Dairy truck from Hamilton yesterday afternoon — but the vehicle was recovered about three hours later. Michael Dunkley, owner of the business and a former One Bermuda Alliance premier, said the management team at the dairy t...

Ascendant Group and BF&M were the only stocks to trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. BF&M closed unchanged on $14.90 as 81 shares changed hands. Ascendant, parent company of power utility Belco, closed unchanged on $20.49 as 50 shares were traded. T...

Taxi law and regulatory changes suggested in a Green Paper on transport are already on the books but not enforced a former president of the industry’s association said yesterday. Leo Simmons, who headed the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association from 2014 t...

A handkerchief seized from the bed of a man accused of murder had gunshot residue and his DNA on it, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Barbara Llewellyn, an expert in forensic DNA, told the court that the handkerchief contained DNA from a “mixtur...

A charity has launched a competition for schoolchildren to name a high-tech marine research robot submarine. The contest winner will have their name painted on the side of Ocean Tech’s Remus 100 submersible alongside their winning entry. Andrew Smit...

A woman celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday after “bouncing back” from a spell of ill health. Ida Lodge was the guest of honour at a party at the Sylvia Richardson care home attended by family and friends. Ms Lodge’s only daughter, 69-year-old Be...

Bermuda has been placed at number two on a list of “the most corrosive corporate tax havens in the world”, by the campaign group Tax Justice Network. The group says the UK has waged a corporate tax war “against the ordinary citizens of rich and poor ...

There was trading in 100 shares of One Communications Ltd on The Royal Gazette/BSX Index, but with no change to the closing price of $3.55. HSBC Holdings Ltd fell 55 cents, or 6.28 per cent, to $8.20 after 297 shares were exchanged. On the New York S...