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OPPOSITION Senator Kim Swan has rubbished Government claims that it always intended to reopen the St. George's police station. And the United Bermuda Party candidate for St. George's West pointed out that Government made the same pledge in 2003 ¿ jus...

IT'S probably the biggest investment people make in their lives - particularly in Bermuda. We all strive to own our own piece of the rock and, once we have, we spend thousands more dollars and hours improving our property and grounds. It's no wonder ...

CONTROVERSIAL laws barring Bermudians married to foreigners from owning more than one property will be axed by the Opposition United Bermuda Party if it wins next month's General Election. The Bermuda Immigration and Protection Amendment Act 2007 ¿ w...

HAROLD Darrell said he was left shocked and saddened at comments made by Premier Ewart Brown at a recent Progressive Labour Party banquet. The Independent candidate spoke out after apparently being branded a "demented deviant" by the Premier. Kicking...

WHISTLEBLOWER Harold Darrell says he will not leak further details about a police investigation into Government corruption at the Bermuda Housing Corporation ¿ unless Government either attempts to smear him or targets him for revenge. The businessma...

ISLAND doctors are so 'fed up' with a Government insurance scheme they are now bypassing the system ¿ by demanding that patients pay for appointments upfront. The Health Insurance Plan (HIP), designed to provide insurance cover for the less well-off,...

AN international charity which raises funds for needy ex-service personnel has quashed suggestions that money raised on the island will not be used locally. And the Royal British Legion also insists that former military personnel can benefit from fun...

THE whistleblower who leaked to the media details of a damning police investigation into Government corruption has spoken publicly about his actions for the first time. Businessman Harold Darrell told the Mid-Ocean News he felt compelled to expose th...

BERMUDA'S longest running discrimination case is set to go at least another round - despite a decision by the Human Rights Commission to close its file on the issue. Businessman Harold Darrell - who claims he was discriminated against by the Bank of ...

GOVERNMENT is set to spend around $70 million on consultancy fees this financial year ¿ an increase of 150 per cent in the past ten years. The bill, which has ballooned dramatically in the last two years alone, has prompted the Opposition United Ber...