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A school counsellor who claimed he was wrongly suspended from the Bermuda Union of Teachers for speaking to the media is still seeking justice through the courts. The Reverend Leonard Santucci, who wa...

The head of the Public Service gave permission for a foreign contractor to be given a $29,000-a-month Cabinet Office contract

A senior detective has been described as “not a credible witness” by a magistrate after being forced to change his evidence in trial

A government attorney whose alleged mishandling of client funds was referred to police by a judge has set up a new law firm. Senior Crown counsel Myron Simmons applied to incorporate Onyx Law Limited ...

The Government disputes a claim by Christopher Warner that he is Deputy Chief Information Officer

Cheyra Bell, who got drunk while looking after vulnerable youngsters in care, has lost an appeal against her dismissal

The Appeal Court found that a decision to impose self-administered, supervised saliva tests to limit the spread of the virus in public schools was legal

A child protection charity has spoken out after Shuja Amon Muhammad was convicted of touching two schoolgirls for a sexual purpose

OBA’s Robin Tucker asks where is the accountability to the children whose lives have been irreparably, and avoidably, damaged

Three victims of a repeat sex offender might have been protected if the public had known about his early prison release, says campaigner