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Dear Sir, A month or two ago I wrote to you, and you kindly printed my letter, about the return of David Lopes to the Bermuda Broadcasting radio airwaves for his morning show from 6 to 10 am on Inspire, FM105. Sadly, the past two weeks he has been ...

Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police, is threatening legal action in response to attacks made against him on social media, believed to be by disgruntled fellow police officers. A WhatsApp post has been widely circulated, in which a number o...

With so much news slamming us at every moment, it’s hard to see any of it as having enduring value. Who can even remember what happened last week? But not everything is ephemeral. Some journalism really does last. Years ago, when New York University...

Much of the world today is awash with huge waves of positive and negative information about many troubling situations, and attempting to discern fact from fiction can be at times stressful and disturbing. Meanwhile the free press toils 24/7 in seekin...

With local newspapers ailing, the Australian Government has hit on a seemingly simple solution: force Google and Facebook to subsidise them. It’s the latest example of an increasingly global tactic. And it’s hopelessly misguided. Last month, the Aust...

“One danger of reduced news coverage is to the integrity of government. It is not just a speculative proposition that corruption is more likely to flourish when those in power have less reason to fear exposure.” — Paul Starr (The New Republic) The ...

Like many businesses, American newsrooms have been forced to cut back their staffs during the coronavirus pandemic, shrinking the number of journalists of colour covering the crisis. Many worry that, as the coronavirus spreads disproportionately acro...

The On Stage Competition was a tribute to the talents of our young people and also to their grit and perseverance. Some of the contestants were very young — I thought no more than 11 — and it took real courage for them to stand up in front of a capa...

Around the world, including here in Bermuda, the media are often attacked for doing their job, which is to report truth and facts involving day-to-day events affecting lives. Professional journalists in most cases undergo special training to inform ...

The age of the circus as a display of captive wild animals is, thankfully, over. And so is the age of the big top, with ringmaster and death-defying trapeze artists. Hogwallops is new circus entity, a medieval-style domestic narrative with physical...

Alda Dizdari’s performance was an intimate concert given in a setting engineered to maximise musical enjoyment. The National Museum’s Queen Exhibition Hall, designed by Royal Army engineer Francis Fowke, has an intricately vaulted brick ceiling to m...

A Bermudian schoolboy and his mom have featured in a story by the UK’s national broadcaster about a rise in racist abuse in English schools. Carla Zuill, a former Bermudian journalist who now lives in Manchester, told the BBC she was called by his sc...