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some records of her own. To keep the confidence of your political party and the support of your Country for such a long continuous period is a remarkable achievement in itself. During that time Sir John Swan and his party went to the people over and ...

Commission of INnquiry into the postponement of Bermuda's Independence referendum on August 15, says a Government backbencher. The Hon. Ann Cartwright DeCouto added her voice to that of fellow United Bermuda Party backbencher Dr. David Dyer, who earl...

When he steps out of home in his running gear, Dr. David Saul is a man who thrives over the longer distance. As a politician, however, he has made his mark as a champion sprint runner. Yesterday, he burst through the tape of the Premiership race afte...

face. Often likened to a human calculator while Finance Minister, the Hon. David Saul yesterday let his steel guard slip after being sworn in as Bermuda's new Premier. Party colleagues looked stunned as his voice momentarily croaked while he applaude...

and immediately declared war on crime, drugs and racism. He pledged Bermudians: "We are going to listen, attend to your welfare, and take care of affairs. We are going to deliver. I promise you that.'' Dr. Saul also vowed to make a break with the pa...

each constituency voted in the Independence referendum. The figures are available, but Mrs. Marlene Christopher does not want them released because all the ballots were pooled before they were counted, said assistant Parliamentary Registrar Mr. Lione...

Threats by Cabinet Ministers to move to the back bench should be forgotten as the United Bermuda Party moves forward under a new leader, says the Hon. David Saul, expected to be sworn in today as Bermuda's fifth Premier. But Government backbencher Mr...

expect to have an easy time. He has the huge task of rebuilding his party's image as a good manager, the image which causes the UBP to win elections. If he cannot do that very quickly, he and his party will fail. Rebuilding will not be easy because t...

very positive development, said Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son chairman, Sir David Gibbons. "There is no doubt in my mind that all that Press must be a very, very good thing for Bermuda and the continuing development of international business,'' Sir ...

people voted for their well being and with their deep pockets and not with their emotions. That should not be taken to mean that there is not a great deal of emotion in the Country today because there is. This was a vote in favour of Bermuda and Berm...