Two allegations of conflict of interest have arisen in the last couple of weeks. Both concern what could be seen as grey areas, but in the end, it is clear that conflicts exist in both cases.
The first concerns the Opposition United Bermuda Party's d...
The United Bermuda Party is heading for victory at the next election believes leader Grant Gibbons ? despite polls which indicate the ruling Progressive Labour Party is still ahead.
The most recent poll of 403 people by Walton Brown?s Research Innova...
Opposition leader Grant Gibbons has renewed his call for an early referendum on independence ? but he has refused to say how he will vote.
Calling it an issue of confidence he said it was not up to the UBP to tell its voters how they should vote on i...
While the majority of lawyers practising in Bermuda qualified to do so through study and qualification in the United Kingdom, a growing number are choosing to pursue their legal studies in Canada.
Today?s column will address the Canadian route to qua...
The Minister of Education?s initiative to rename middle schools by May 2006 has received a mixed response from both teachers and parents.
Minister Terry Lister hopes to rename Dellwood Middle School, Spice Valley Middle School and Clearwater Middle S...
Father Joseph Bragotti had just finished talking about his harrowing years as a missionary in Uganda ? years in which he was alternately shot at, ambushed and arrested. And so the question was put to him directly: ?Were you ever afraid??
He paused fo...
A teacher alleged to have hit a young girl at a special needs school has broken her silence, telling she feels that she has been ?unrelentingly persecuted? by the school and a number of parents.
Laura Delgaty spoke out as the controversy over her con...
Not long before his death this past April, Pope John Paul II issued the annual papal mission catechesis. In that message for this year?s World Mission Sunday, Catholics are reminded: ?We who nourish ourselves with the Body and Blood of the crucified ...
In a hard hitting speech last night Premier Alex Scott warned there could soon be more Cabinet sackings if Ministers fail to perform.
The bombshell came after the recent axing of Works and Engineering and Housing Minister Ashfield DeVent who was repl...
THE Bermuda Hospitals Board is to offer free diabetes tests in a bid to increase public awareness about the killer disease.
November is World Diabetes Month and the theme of this year's campaign is foot care. Christine Johnson, a nurse educator at th...