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This week in 1963, the Progressive Labour Party saw the election of its first MPs as it started the rise to becoming the island’s dominant political force

A Labour MP suggests that Overseas Territories should be offered their own governmental department with a Secretary of State to represent their interests

Home believes a “whole-system” approach can help minimise the risk of people finding themselves without safe, stable accommodation.

Bermudians are being asked to make submissions on whether the constitutional set-up with Britain is “satisfactory and appropriate”

Amendments to gaming legislation have failed to repair the damage done by changes in 2017 that reduced the gaming commission’s autonomy

The hotel declined to comment on whether its casino is going ahead, months after the Hamilton Princess dropped its gaming plans

John Wight said the law did not meet his definition of a strong and independent framework that supported Bermuda’s image as a desirable jurisdiction

Scott Pearman, of the Opposition, stands his ground that leader of country should have no direct involvement in the industry

A five-year strategy to fill gaps in care was revealed by the Minister of Social Development and Seniors.

The education minister moved to clarify the roles of the Education Reform Unit and the Department of Education during this morning’s House of Assembly session. Diallo Rabain reiterated plans he announced in November affecting the governance, leaders...