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With votes to be cast on February 18, an old electoral issue resurfaces

With votes to be cast on February 18, an old electoral issue resurfaces: what can be done to accommodate voters abroad?

The Minister of National Security will this week join an international panel in a virtual town hall on faith in leadership. Renee Ming will be joined on Friday in a virtual town hall by Johnetta Cole, president of the National Council for Negro Women...

A new Progressive Labour Party administration would introduce an amended health plan after the Covid-19 pandemic impacted the island’s finances, the Government said. The PLP announced in its platform last week that the programme would be launched in ...

Social justice and the health of Bermudians are two of the key priorities in Ianthia Simmons-Wade’s General Election campaign. Ms Simmons-Wade, appointed a government senator last December, is running in Warwick North East against the One Bermuda All...

A letter by the Premier to the Opposition leader posted on social media was condemned as a “cheap political PR stunt” by Craig Cannonier yesterday. David Burt published the correspondence, addressed to Mr Cannonier, on Twitter “in the interest of tra...

The Minister of Public Works asked residents to show their support for his “adopted daughter” who MPs heard is on a “zero dollar” contract to help in the battle against Covid-19. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch told the House of Assembly on Friday tha...

A woman whose teacher groomed her for sex when she was a 17-year-old schoolgirl said yesterday she was “over the moon” that her public campaign to criminalise such behaviour had persuaded the Government to change the law. Christine DaCosta was speaki...

David Burt has given himself responsibility for getting casinos up and running in Bermuda — and reiterated that only cashless gambling will be allowed in them. The Premier announced as part of a Cabinet reshuffle yesterday that “consistent with my re...

A government backbencher said on Friday that there was “inconsistency” between a House of Assembly audio recording and an official written account of the sitting. Jason Hayward claimed that “clarity” was needed about comments he made in Parliament on...