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A series of “fruitful” meetings were held in Washington, DC between the Premier, his deputy and members of the United States Congress. David Burt and Walter Roban returned to Bermuda yesterday after the talks when they discussed “significant matters”...

The Premier and his deputy were in Washington DC yesterday for talks with members of the US Congress. David Burt, also Minister of Finance, and Walter Roban will discuss energy, finance, economics and air service development in a series of meetings. ...

Collingwood Anderson, Christopher Farrow and Aideen Ratteray Pryse have been named permanent secretaries. Mr Anderson will serve for the Ministry of National Security and Mr Farrow for the Ministry of Economic Development and Tourism. Ms Ratteray Pry...

Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden has called for an apolitical women’s forum to promote female empowerment in the light of the Wayne Caines “titty milk” affair. Ms Atherden also urged women and men in the Progressive Labour Party to break their silen...

David Burt said that a video posted by Wayne Caines in which he asked a young woman server in a London restaurant for “titty milk” displayed a “lack of respect for women”. However, the Premier did not indicate whether the comment would cost Mr Caine...

An afternoon of formal tea has been organised as a salute to the women of the Progressive Labour Party. Cindy Swan said the afternoon soirée on September 23, billed as a “mother and daughter sip of tea”, would also celebrate the 20th anniversary of t...

The Minister of National Security apologised last night after he posted a video where he asked a young woman server in a London restaurant for “titty milk”. Wayne Caines, in London on government business, told The Royal Gazette he was “deeply disappo...

C.V. “Jim” Woolridge was given tribute yesterday in a packed funeral service at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, where dignitaries from across the political spectrum gathered to pay their respects. Mr Woolridge, the former tourism minister and...

Ewart Brown urged health minister Kim Wilson to “politically interfere” to ensure his clinics did not suffer financially in the wake of a One Bermuda Alliance government decision to slash fees for medical scans. The doctor and former premier e-mailed...

A seven-month e-mail trail details the controversy that led to the Bermuda Government’s decision to offer compensation to medical services that were affected hit by a significant cut in fees for high-tech scans. “It would appear that the [health] co...