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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...

published in Monday's European edition of The Wall Street Journal. When it came time to render a verdict on nearly 400 years of British rule, Bermudians followed an old maxim: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Even in this balmy island paradise, ambit...

tomorrow's United Bermuda Party leadership contest. Sen. Lynda Milligan-Whyte said both Dr. Saul and Tourism Minister the Hon. C.V. (Jim) Woolridge "have served the party extremely well.'' However, "one has to look now at what is in the best interes...

publicity over the past week in business publications on both sides of the Atlantic. Bermuda International Business Association deputy chairman Mr. Glen Titterton said yesterday that editorials in the Financial Times and the European edition of the W...

The resounding `no' Bermudians gave to Independence last week has drawn newspaper comment from around the world. The comments, mainly in the British Press, range from the thoughtful to the ridiculous. Under the headline "True Brits,'' an editorial in...

Minister the Hon. C.V. (Jim) Woolridge vowed yesterday to fight on in his leadership bid, despite the fact most MPs have expressed support for his opponent, Finance Minister the Hon. David Saul. Fellow MPs made a "grave error'' when they signed a let...

problems. We think the people are tired of debilitating political shenanigans and ready to settle down to solutions. From its point of view, if the United Bermuda Party does not get itself together, choose a leader and get on with the people's busine...