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First impressions matter and there is no denying that the existing facilities at LF Wade International Airport set the wrong first impression. We welcome visitors, including a rising number of first-time visitors, through a gateway that does not refl...

Bermuda needs a new airport. The need is most keenly felt by the people working there — mopping up rainwater from lounges and offices, jerry-rigging ageing systems so they do not fail, or accompanying disabled and elderly people in wind, rain and shi...

British Prime Minister Theresa May made a very tactful speech to the GOP last Thursday. In some ways I considered her speech as instructive and aimed at President Donald Trump’s global positions. She spoke about Isis and radical Islamic extremism. Sh...

If the media industry needed proof that it moved too quickly to devalue its print products on the way to chasing digital audiences, the book industry has been making a convincing case in the past few years. The rise of print book sales and decline in...

In the January 13, 2016 edition of The Royal Gazette, on page 10, there is the report of a campaign by a former cabinet secretary, Donald Scott, the Bermuda Public Services Union and the Progressive Labour Party to roll back amendments to the Public ...

The worst levels of air pollution are generally found in Beijing, Delhi and other metropolises of the developing world, where headlong growth stirs up construction dust and energy providers still burn a lot of coal. But the air in London is dangerous...

“Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can’t help them, at least don’t hurt them” — Dalai Lama The announcement of Bermuda being selected back in December 2014 to host the 2017 America’s Cup has Bermuda now experiencing the p...

The British Supreme Court’s judgment on Tuesday requiring Parliament to authorise Brexit was conservative in the deepest and best sense of the term. Allowing the Government to withdraw from the European Union without a parliamentary vote would have ...

During the run-up to the 2012 General Election, I had contemplated running as an independent. The seat I chose was Constituency 21, won by Rolfe Commissiong. At the time, while canvassing, I felt very confident that I could win the seat, but it was g...

When it comes to presidential popularity, perceptions can matter in less than intuitive ways. Anything that can affect perceptions may actually make a difference to whether a new president gets his way with Congress and to how his party fares in the ...