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Three Bermuda police officers will travel to the Turks & Caicos Islands next week to help boost the force’s capabilities. The Turks & Caicos Weekly News said the Bermuda Police Service would “lend assistance and investigative support” to the Royal TC...

The House of Commons still doesn’t want to do what Boris Johnson wants it to do. But after the Prime Minister lost yet another vote on how Britain should leave the European Union — this time in a rare Saturday session — the fight is far from settled....

Withdrawing US forces from Syria is a grave strategic mistake. It will leave the American people and homeland less safe, embolden our enemies, and weaken important alliances. Sadly, the recently announced pullout risks repeating the Obama Administrat...

The president of the Azores is to visit Bermuda as part of series of events to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the arrival of the first Portuguese on the island. Vasco Cordeiro and other members of the Azorean Government will attend several events...

In September, BE Solar pledged to donate $20 per solar panel sold towards Hurricane Dorian relief efforts in the Bahamas. Over the course of the month, 109 solar panels were sold to clients in Bermuda. These solar panels will offset the consumption o...

A Bahamian-born lawyer has relived her desperate search for family members after a massive hurricane devastated parts of the island chain. Simone Smith-Bean, the wife of former Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean, added yesterday that the Baham...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment is ready to help the Cayman Islands as the country plans to introduce its own regiment. In a statement last night, Government House said: “The Governor is aware of the proposed establishment of a Cayman Regiment to help rei...

If you’re talking music in Portugal, Richie Campbell is a big name. He plans to show Bermuda why next month when he gets on the stage at No 1 Car Park with his 12-member back-up group, The 911 Band. “Wherever I go, I would rather go with a full team ...

When Brandt Jean offered forgiveness, then a hug, to the former police officer who walked into his brother’s apartment and fatally shot him, the gesture revealed a societal split. Some saw it as a powerful show of grace. Others saw it as a disappoint...

The results are in. The Trump tax cuts resulted in most families saving so little that majorities continue to insist they see no difference in their paycheques. But one very small group made out spectacularly. According to figures put together by eco...

The Cayman Islands intends to introduce a public beneficial ownership register. The Government of the British Overseas Territory announced that it would introduce open access to information on true owners of companies at the same time as countries in...

If parts of Judge Allison Burroughs’s decision in the Harvard affirmative-action case don’t seem to make sense, it’s not entirely her fault. She was bound by the Supreme Court’s precedents on the subject, and the justices have been refining absurdity...