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A three-strong panel of financial experts has highlighted “slippage” in Bermuda’s bid to balance its books. David Peretz, chairman of the Fiscal Responsibility Panel, said: “The last Budget showed a little bit of slippage — whereas previously the obj...

Bermuda’s new airport was a “game changer” in a decision to buy the luxury Rosewood Tucker’s Point hotel, the new owner said. Karim Alibhai, head of Miami-based international hotel company Gencom, said the airport was a major factor in the decision t...

A former Bermuda premier predicted yesterday that under-siege law firm Appleby may not survive after confidential company information was hacked in a massive cyberattack. Michael Dunkley, who led the country as One Bermuda Alliance premier until July...

The victim of Saturday night’s fatal road crash has been named by police. Rakai Augustus, 30, was seriously injured when the car he was a passenger in hit a wall in the area of Wellington and York Streets between Rose Hill Street and Fort George Hill...

Fast food firm KFC today launched a cut price Hallowe’en voucher scheme to boost a children’s charity. KFC is selling packets of five vouchers for $2 which are redeemable for up to $12.25 of food at the Queen Street, Hamilton restaurant with all proc...

A burst main pipe has cut off water to areas in Devonshire. The broken water main, in the Devon Spring area, meant supplies were disrupted to people central and east of the Devon Springs pumping station. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Public Works...

Somerset Shamrocks 2-7-13 St George’s Gaels 4-8-20 “It’s Cup Match, Jim — but not as we know it,” as Star Trek’s Dr McCoy almost said. Somerset in red did line up against St George’s in blue in a cup clash — but perhaps the first clue that Bermuda ha...

Sail training ship Spirit of Bermuda is ready to put out to sea after temporary repairs following a collision with a Government ferry. A spokeswoman for ship operators the Bermuda Sloop Foundation said that temporary repairs to the bowsprit - a spar...

A tech-savvy schoolchild could bring Bermuda to its knees with a cyberattack on its IT systems, national security minister Wayne Caines warned yesterday. Mr Caines explained that national security strategies had identified “script kiddies” as possibl...

The island’s tourist authority hit back at claims by new tourism minister Jamahl Simmons that it had failed to look after its finances. And the authority — a quango set up under the former One Bermuda Alliance government — said Mr Simmons had used an...