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Shadow Attorney General Trevor Moniz yesterday accused Cabinet Ministers of “tangling themselves up” over the Auditor General’s damning report on inappropriate public spending. Mr Moniz said statements released in recent days by Premier Paula Cox, De...

Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess and Attorney General Kim Wilson appeared unable to agree yesterday on whether there was ever an agreement for Government to benefit from $4 million in damages being sought in a private legal case. Mr Burgess and former ...

Public Accounts Committee chairman Bob Richards has pledged to call witnesses and hold open meetings to get to the bottom of the Auditor General’s findings on the misuse of taxpayer dollars. The Shadow Finance Minister said yesterday the meetings wou...

Bermuda’s only resident air ambulance has stopped operating due to the low number of flights it was being asked to carry out. Eloise Bell, vice president of Bermuda Air Medivac (BAM), told The Royal Gazette she and co-owner Sheldon Smith decided to c...

Pastor Leroy Bean will definitely be the Progressive Labour Party’s election candidate for St George’s South, according to the branch chairman for constituency four. Stuart Hollis told The Royal Gazette the fact that Mr Bean was paid almost $86,000 i...

Opposition leader Craig Cannonier has questioned why Premier Paula Cox failed to tell taxpayers about problems at Bermuda Land Development Company when she was alerted to them more than a year ago. The Auditor General’s Special Report on the Misuse o...

The Bermuda Land Development Company rarely hits the headlines. In fact, most taxpayers could be forgiven for knowing little about its existence, so seldom are they told anything about it. The quango’s website, www.bldc.com, features limited informat...

Auditor General Heather Jacobs Matthews spent months trying to discover who in Government signed off on payments to fund a private legal action for two Cabinet Ministers. But she was unable to find out the answer, along with other details about the c...