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A bid to set up a Register of Interests for MPs could come before the House of Assembly as early as this Friday. Government MP Trevor Moniz -- chairman of a special House committee set up to examine the issue -- said a draft report had been completed...

A major clampdown on derelict buildings used as crackhouses and for prostitution is set to be launched, The Royal Gazette can reveal. And in a "several birds with one stone'' move, the disused houses will be revamped and turned into low-cost family h...

Bermuda. But she said MPs had to follow the advice of Bermuda Monetary Authority experts -- which was why a private bill to allow businessman Andre Heyliger to set up the First International Citizens' Bank was not backed by the Private Members' Bills...

Ex-top cop Wayne Perinchief is set to go on the beat for the Opposition Progressive Labour Party. Former Assistant Commissioner of Police Mr. Perinchief -- controversially axed from the force more than two years ago -- is to take up a new career as P...

Crown lawyers are set to appeal a ground-breaking decision to award costs to a Rastafarian reluctant soldier hauled up before a magistrate on disciplinary charges. Attorney General Elliott Mottley confirmed last night: "We don't accept the decision -...

MPs are set for a busy session in the House of Assembly today with four items up for discussion. New rules to tighten up recently-introduced anti-stalking laws are first on the agenda. Home Affairs Minister Maxwell Burgess will open debate on a bid t...

A top psychologist yesterday backed Government plans to crack down on the risk of rogue practitioners and set up a professional body with wide-ranging powers. Clinical psychologist Dr. Derrick Binns, head of the National Drug Commission, said the pro...

Ex-Bermuda Regiment chief Lt. Col. David Burch yesterday launched a counter-attack after a Magistrate slammed the Island's part-time army over a row involving a Rastafarian conscientious objector. Lt. Col. Burch -- just awarded an OBE in the Queen's ...

Government should think again about proposals for a fourth force in Island banking. And a full debate on the desirability of setting up the First International Citizens' Bank in Bermuda should be held as soon as possible, according to Progressive Lab...

An ex-Bermuda Police officer was on Monday pipped at the post for a seat in his native St. Vincent's parliament. Former Det. Ch. Insp. Norrell Hull, who retired from the Bermuda force in January, lost out by just 500 votes in a hotly-contested genera...