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The former home of the police services’s Central Division has been reduced to rubble. The Allenhurst Building on Parliament Street, Hamilton, which has police links dating back to the 1920s, was torn down to make way for a new international arbitrati...

A Royal Navy disaster relief ship will drop anchor in Bermuda on Sunday to take on stores, it was revealed yesterday. RFA Argus, part of the RN’s Merchant Navy support fleet, the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, will resupply on Sunday before it steams to the ...

Billionaire businessman and part-time Bermuda resident Michael Bloomberg has pulled out of the US presidential race. Mr Bloomberg announced he would withdraw from the battle for the Democratic nomination for candidate to take on Donald Trump and thro...

More than 60 staff from drink giant Bacardi will hit the town tomorrow to visit bars around Hamilton to carry out hands-on market research. The firm’s “Back to the Bar” drive was designed to keep employees around the world in touch with trends and gi...

The island’s premier Catholic church will tomorrow hold a special service to commemorate the victims of a string of bomb attacks in Sri Lanka. The service will be held at St Theresa’s Cathedral in Hamilton in the wake of the Easter Sunday attacks whi...

A grieving husband and dad has visited the site of a plane crash in Ethiopia that claimed the lives of his wife, three children and his mother-in-law. Paul Njoroge, who works at Butterfield Bank, travelled to the site outside the Ethiopian capital of...

The $1.5 billion sale of Bermuda airport contractor Aecon to a Chinese firm was yesterday blocked by the Canadian government on the grounds of “national security”. A block on the controversial deal between Aecon and Chinese-owned CCCC International H...

Underwater explorer Philippe Cousteau is to try and solve the 150-year-old mystery of the last resting place of a Confederate ship. Mr Cousteau — grandson of undersea exploration giant Jacques Cousteau — visited the island this month in a bid to find...

The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of Sherlock Holmes’s most famous cases but even he might have been a bit bewildered by a breakneck comic production of the tale starring just five actors. The rapid shifts of scene on a simple set — and quick cost...

A Bermudian-based lawyer has become an English Queen’s Counsel in a “ground-breaking” achievement for the Bermuda Bar. Alex Potts, of Kennedys Chudleigh in Hamilton, became a QC, known as “taking silk” as QCs trade in cotton gowns for silk ones, afte...