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A fire gutted the kitchen of Henry VIII?s Restaurant yesterday morning, causing thousands of dollars worth of damage and forcing its closure for the next three months. John Ferris, managing director of the Southampton eatery, told that staff tried to...

Three members of staff from the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) have approached an independent Government watchdog with concerns about the way the department is being run. Ombudsman Arlene Brock told The Royal Gazette yesterday th...

A judge in the States is expected to set a trial date shortly for a Bermudian accused of running a drug smuggling ring. Anthony Quinton Beach was arrested in Jamaica last September as he tried to leave the Caribbean country. He has since been extradi...

A judge yesterday ruled that the Auditor General does have the power to inspect the accounts of Bermuda Housing Trust (BHT) — after a year-long legal wrangle. Puisne Judge Geoffrey Bell told Supreme Court that legislation required Auditor General Lar...

The Attorney General has been asked to look into ?serious concerns? about the management of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), can reveal. Government Senator and the Premier?s Chief of Staff Wayne Caines, a former DPP lawyer, to...

The Attorney General has been asked to look into “serious concerns” about the management of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), The Royal Gazette can reveal. Government Senator and the Premier’s Chief of Staff Wayne Caines, a for...

An under-fire executive officer at Bermuda College whose conduct was found to have compromised the quango’s standards of fiscal responsibility has laid the blame on all members of staff. Chief financial and operations officer Lloyd Christopher, who c...