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A financial investigator from Britain has been working on short-term contracts with the Bermuda Police Service since 2013, Parliament heard yesterday. John Briggs, a former London Metropolitan Police Official, is at present on contract from July 27 u...

An order will be put before the House of Assembly for a Commission of Inquiry into “serious allegations of extortion” made against three members of the One Bermuda Alliance who were then sitting government ministers. The notice was given yesterday mo...

News that the Bermuda Government would foot the bill for a defamation action taken by Bob Richards has been greeted with raised eyebrows by Progressive Labour Party MP Derrick Burgess. Mr Richards, the Minister of Finance, told Parliament yesterday t...

The Bermuda Health Council investigated complaints representing more than 4,200 employees in 2014, according to Minister of Health Jeanne Atherden. Last year the BHeC, in its capacity of enforcing employer compliance, saw that more than 60 per cent o...

Wayne Furbert, the Shadow Minister of Business Development, intends to table legislation in Parliament on Monday to create a Commission of Inquiry into allegations of extortion and bribery made against two government ministers and a former Attorney-G...

Walter Roban, Shadow Minister of National Security, has criticised Michael Dunkley for being “out of touch and taking Bermuda in the wrong direction”. Mr Roban accused the Premier of attempting to carry out a miscarriage of justice against Marc Bean ...

The unemployment rate has fallen by two percentage points, according to the latest government figures. Total unemployment fell to 2,502 people in 2015 — from 9 per cent to 7 per cent. And the number of unemployed Bermudians dropped by 936 people from...

Michael Dunkley has urged Bermudians to leave behind language that attacks for language that unites. The call came after the case against Marc Bean over comments he made at a polling station was dismissed at Magistrates’ Court today. In a statement r...

Legislation laying down a raft of new smoking restrictions has come under fire from the owners of specialised tobacco businesses. However, the Ministry of Health revealed last night that the sale of premium cigars would still be permitted at public e...

Members of the public have been invited to take part in an open conversation about the draft Electricity Bill 2015. The event will provide information about the changes the new legislation will bring to the electricity sector. Hosted by the Depart...