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The Bermuda Government has been forced to pay lenders for the hotel and resort at Morgan’s Point before the end of this month, finance minister Curtis Dickinson confirmed today. A loan of $165 million will be negotiated with local banks and paid next...

The island’s seniors advocacy group remains resolute despite suffering its worst financial year for two decades. Age Concern revealed “a challenging year” for fundraising, with a deficit of $107,804 for the year ending March 31, 2019. The financial...

A charity tackling one of the island’s most prevalent chronic illnesses has appealed for funding, even as it prepares to open a badly needed new treatment centre in Hamilton. Next week, the Bermuda Diabetes Association celebrates with a roof-wetting ...

A Bermudian now living in New Zealand is celebrating a big win after a three-day poker tournament ended in a jackpot. Brian Graham, formerly the director of what is now the Bulley-Graham-Rawlins Funeral Home in Pembroke, placed third in the New Zeala...

A trial for two men from Bermuda facing terrorism charges in Britain began yesterday at the Old Bailey in London. Hisham Muhammad, 25, accused of subscribing to radical Islam, allegedly planned to use a radio-controlled drone to attack an army barrac...

A veteran nurse with almost 50 years on the healthcare frontline is shocked to find she has no insurance coverage for emergency bone cancer treatment overseas. Eloise Bell, 73, said yesterday: “I’ve worked here for 50 years, paid my insurance for 50 ...

Progressive Labour Party members only will be welcome at a meeting on immigration tonight. The PLP had previously stated on a flyer about the Alaska Hall event: “All are welcome.” But a spokeswoman said today: “I write to clarify for the public that ...

The ribbon was cut to applause yesterday for Dockyard’s new cruise ship terminal at King’s Wharf. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said it marked the close of a journey that began five years ago in 2014. He said the deck...

A prolific musician who set the tempo for one of the island’s hottest acts from the 1970s and 1980s, Burning Ice, has died at 71. A memorial jam session for drummer and singer Charles “Tao” Taylor, who died in June in Toronto, Canada, was held at the...

Further donations are not needed at the collection point in Hamilton for the Bahamas hurricane relief effort, according to Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. Mr Caines added: “We were not disappointed — as a matter of fact, we were over...