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The cost-of-living crisis and Covid-19 are set to dominate the return of the House of Assembly. David Burt, the Premier, will give a financial statement as MPs return for the first session since July. Kim Wilson, the health minister, will set out det...

The race has officially started for the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party. The deadline for declarations of intention to stand in the upcoming election closed last night. Curtis Dickinson, the former finance minister, has already announced h...

Talks are being held with cruise lines to ease Covid-19 testing requirements, Lawrence Scott, the transport minister, has said. The move comes as two operators cancelled seven transatlantic cruises that were scheduled to visit Bermuda by the end of t...

A call for “shadowy” groups to cease and desist has been made by the Premier, who claimed people were deliberately trying to sow division in the Progressive Labour Party. David Burt, who faces a challenge to his leadership at the delegates conference...

Emergency powers brought in to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic will be withdrawn at the end of November, Kim Wilson, the health minister, said yesterday. The minister is to outline the moves when the House of Assembly meets on Friday for the first time ...

The constitutional implications of Britain’s refusal to let Bermuda legalise the use and production of cannabis are set to be assessed by Britain’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. The move comes as the island was left on the brink of a ...

Taxi drivers threatened to break the law and deliberately overcharge customers in their effort to win a major fare hike, the transport minister has claimed

Renée Ming, the former national security minister, is to challenge for the deputy leadership of the Progressive Labour Party, The Royal Gazette understands. The move would pitch her against PLP veteran Walter Roban, the deputy premier, if, as expecte...

Former finance minister Curtis Dickinson has launched a leadership bid against David Burt, the Premier

If revenge is best served cold, Curtis Dickinson just poured a bucket of ice over David Burt’s head. Prowling the premier from the long grass for seven months of mounting frustration, the former finance minister finally decided to strike and challeng...