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Former Attorney General (AG) Saul Froomkin has countered suggestions Bermuda should get rid of the Privy Council as the highest Court of Appeal. Mr. Froomkin, a partner at Mello, Hollis, Jones and Martin, told Hamilton Rotarians yesterday that he was...

After 17 years of putting his finger on the pulse of local politics, Royal Gazette cartoonist Peter Woolcock will display 40 of his best cartoons. Starting Friday, the classic cartoons about local politics and events will be shown in the City Hall lo...

The Island's intelligentsia turned out to the Bermuda College this week to hear two former politicians talk about global development. Although they never lead their respective countries, Michael Foot and Dudley Thompson both have a vision of what the...

Tonight Bermuda residents will get the chance to see their own African prince when Amoti Nyabongo is scheduled to appear on CBS' 48 Hours programme. Already featured on Oprah Winfrey's talk show and the October 19 issue of People Magazine, Amoti will...

Bermudians have taken a wait and see attitude toward the new Government's policies set out in the Throne Speech. Plans for truancy officers, scrapping the annual parliamentary registration, and a halfway house all came in for high praise from voters....

Bermudian people especially the youth, its chairman said last night. And the party is very concerned that the ruling party denies a chance to vote to students overseas who are a "responsible sector'' of society. Charles Jeffers was speaking at the th...

Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith last night told young people at a forum the coming election was "their date with destiny''. She was speaking at the national Youth Council's second forum with party leaders at the Bermuda College. Ms Smith said the th...

Premier Pamela Gordon and Labour Minister Quinton Edness yesterday got a first-hand look at what former prisoners, given a second chance, have accomplished. Locust Hall of Devonshire had been derelict for 40 years and without a roof for 30 years. But...