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The battle to get the US Navy to fork out for a multi-million dollar baselands clean-up could be a long haul. But Environment Minister Arthur Hodgson was steering clear of predicting success -- or when the negotiations might come to an end. He said, ...

all-German starting grid, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Luxury carmakers BMW and Mercedes are set to be neck-and-neck as favourites to replace the existing 14-year-old car. But BMW -- which provided the existing seven series model -- is odds on to ta...

Police yesterday denied a soccer tour to Canada involving around 35 officers would stretch the Island's thin blue line to breaking point. And senior officers insisted that the under-strength force had made arrangements to cover the absence of the Pol...

with Government involving new hospital unrest. Both the Bermuda Industrial Union and the Bermuda Public Services Associations have called for urgent meetings with Labour Minister Paula Cox -- and last night refused to say why. But The Royal Gazette u...

Trade unions will not find the new PLP Government a pushover, Premier Jennifer Smith warned a trade union dinner at the weekend. But she added a new atmosphere of trust could mean fewer disputes and strikes in the future -- but insisted workers had t...

Gazette can reveal. For a trip to the capital of the one-time Soviet Union has been put off -- because of civil war in former Soviet Republics and the suspected terrorist bombing of a shopping mall in Moscow. Dr. Brown confirmed: "We had planned a tr...

Employers last night denied that they had staged a last-minute bid to water down the new law on pensions. The Bermuda Employers' Council complained that there had not been enough time for the Pensions Committee -- set up in May -- to address employer...

Under-fire hospitals chief Raymonde Dill yesterday launched a bid to patch up wounded feelings among overseas staff. And he vowed: "If these concerns are real and they are not being heard when they're talking to their line managers and supervisors, t...

Bermuda's beach patrols were on high alert yesterday after a beach death tragedy and a rescue after a woman swimmer got into trouble in rough seas. And lifeguards warned anyone swimming off Bermuda shores to take extra care in the water. Horseshoe Ba...

Hospitals chief Raymonde Dill was yesterday branded a liar by furious overseas nurses. And they denied the Hospitals Board chairman's claim that expatriate staff quit giving only "two to four weeks' notice'' -- or that they handed in their resignatio...