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The Premier likened the election to a boxing match while the Opposition leader called on all groups to tone down their rhetoric last night. At a Progressive Labour Party rally attended by more than a thousand people in the West End last night the inf...

Disgusted. That's the general feeling of independent pundits and party supporters alike about what some are calling the dirtiest election ever. In the final full week of the campaign, a bullet was sent to Premier Ewart Brown while the PLP continued a...

The Premier agreed to the Opposition leader's request for a clean campaign on the condition that he condemned ads placed by the The Reality on Independence Group. United Bermuda Party leader Michael Dunkley had asked the Premier to participate in a j...

They are the topics barely touched upon in the election manifestos, if mentioned at all; the issues that everyone has a private opinion on but which Bermuda's savvy politicians know could lose them too many votes if they declare a public stance. The ...

The Premier agreed to the Opposition leader's request for a clean campaign on the condition that he condemned ads placed by the The Reality on Independence Group. United Bermuda Party leader Michael Dunkley had asked the Premier to participate in a j...

They are the topics barely touched upon in the election manifestos, if mentioned at all; the issues that everyone has a private opinion on but which Bermuda's savvy politicians know could lose them too many votes if they declare a public stance. The ...

Housing, education, crime and seniors top the list of voter concerns — 22.5 percent pick housing as the main issue with 20.1 percent picking education, 11.9 percent pick crime and 6.2 percent plumping for seniors issues. The cost of living is chosen ...

International business in Bermuda and elsewhere is keeping an interested eye on the Island's political temperature and the possible outcomes of the December 18 general election. A commentary in the UK-based Insurance Insider newsletter picks up on th...

Housing, education, crime and seniors top the list of voter concerns — 22.5 percent pick housing as the main issue with 20.1 percent picking education, 11.9 percent pick crime and 6.2 percent plumping for seniors issues. The cost of living is chosen ...

People are living longer and in better health than previous generations, according to a recent study of ageing populations around the world. And those over the age of 60 are making valuable contributions to their communities, most noticeably in work ...