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The Premier was last night engulfed in a fresh crisis after a minister he claimed he fired insisted that she had quit over a series of problems. Renée Ming, who was the national security minister, said: “I resigned from the Premier’s Cabinet.” But sh...

Will Renée Ming’s abrupt departure from Cabinet be the latest, lasting sting to David Burt’s premiership? Mr Burt said he fired the former national security minister – Ms Ming insisted she walked because of multiple disagreements with the head of gov...

Coronavirus vaccinations will continue even after a Hamilton clinic shuts tomorrow, the health minister said. Kim Wilson said the vaccination centre would be available at several other sites, including the former Crisson’s jewellery store on Front St...

Cannabis legalisation could spark controversy in the Senate today – even though the Upper House no longer has the power to block the legal change. The legislation is on the order paper for the Senate after the House of Assembly backed the Cannabis Li...

Disagreements over concessions for the Fairmont Southampton triggered Curtis Dickinson’s resignation as finance minister

Financial guarantees will be given by the Government to the developers of the Fairmont Southampton after they secured $190 million investment for the project. The Premier remained vague on how much the Gencom/Westend Properties companies would get in...

Finances to start the much anticipated redevelopment of the Fairmont Southampton are now in place

The legalisation of cannabis will only benefit suppliers of the drug, the Opposition has warned. The One Bermuda Alliance claimed that cannabis legislation expected to go before the House of Assembly tomorrow was a “bad Bill” that would do little to ...

A constitutional clash with the UK over cannabis legalisation could be avoided if the drug was removed from the list of controlled substances, a lawyer says

Regulators have scaled back an application by Bermuda’s main electricity producer to raise its base rate