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Two men have been arrested in connection with an assault on a security guard at an East End yacht club, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said the two, both 24, are believed to be from St George’s. The incident happened at the East End Yacht ...

A trip in search of dolphins instead led a conservationist and film-maker into the “bizarre and beautiful phenomenon” of coral spawning. Andrew Stevenson, a whale researcher, said he found sea covered in floating pink streaks from the annual event wh...

A 19-year-old woman arrested in connection with the stabbing of an 18-year-old Devonshire woman outside the Rum Bum Beach Bar at Horseshoe Bay has been released on police bail. The woman sustained multiple wounds when a fight broke out in the early h...

Organisers of a back-to-school campaign designed to help families in need, yesterday made a last ditch bid for public support. Gina Spence, the activist behind the Each One Reach One campaign, said yesterday that it would be “very easy to fall behind...

Bermuda’s unions will celebrate Labour Day next Monday with speeches from labour leaders and government ministers. The event, to be held at 11.30am in Union Square, Hamilton, will include entertainment, fire truck displays, food and vendors. The Berm...

A security guard at a club was attacked by a group of men after he asked for proof of age, police said yesterday. The 39-year-old suffered injuries to his face and body after he asked members of the group for identification at the East End Mini Yacht...

A globe-trotting former government minister said yesterday that Bermudians should travel off the beaten track to broaden their horizons. Now Terry Lister, who quit politics five years ago, is to share his personal odyssey in a book called Immersed in...

A 68-year-old cruise ship passenger from the United States who died on Thursday while on a jet ski ride with her husband was named by police yesterday. Kathleen Emam was on a tour off Daniel’s Head in Sandys when she fell off the back of the jet ski ...

A new home is being sought for an antique organ from an historic Bermuda church built by enslaved worshippers. The organ at Cobbs Hill Methodist Church dates back to around 1883. “It carries a lot of our history with it,” said church elder Earlston D...

Bermudians were called on to “dare to invent the future” at a packed forum last night on national independence. The call came from panellist Ryan Perinchief, who brought the audience to its feet at the Bermuda Industrial Union’s EF Gordon Hall. Mr Pe...