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Amendments to gaming legislation have failed to repair the damage done by changes in 2017 that reduced the gaming commission’s autonomy

The Ministry of Home Affairs said the move was because of bad weather reducing the number of fishing days

Police are warning the public to be cautious if offered cheap brand-named electronics for sale as they could have been stolen

Russ Ford, who who pioneered HIV/Aids awareness and care on the island, is still recovering from a fall which has left him with lower body paralysis

The organisation says it wants to make its services more accessible and to be more inclusive

A painting of the house built by Sir Edward Trenton “ET” Richards, Bermuda’s first Black Premier, has been restored on the BBC programme The Repair Shop

A Bermudian drug and alcohol counsellor has returned with copies of a book that help children to understand addiction in their families

The former minister of finance said he was surprised, like other Bermudians, that Government did not have the required amount of staff at the airport.

The Parliamentary House and Grounds Committee has been involved in a stand-off with judges regarding how many spaces the judiciary is entitled to

Elections will take place next month for both the Corporation of Hamilton and the Corporation of St George, but those elected will serve for only two years