The Acting Leader of the Opposition says the Premier's handling of the Uighurs has only undermined Bermuda's ability to conduct its own affairs.
United Bermuda Party MP Trevor Moniz said Ewart Brown's decision to bring the four Guantánamo Bay detaine...
Public Safety Minister David Burch yesterday backed down from his demand for control of the Police service.
"I do not give a monkey's who is in charge of operational control of the Police," said the Minister in a heartfelt Senate speech hours after l...
DATE: Dec 17, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
In the last five years a dizzying wave of change on the Island has sent Bermudian travel guide writer Rosemary Jones back to the keyboard on numerous occasions.
Ms Jones, who has just released the second Moon Handbook Bermuda, said that with all the ...
Politicians last night called for harsher penalties for criminals following the recent surge in gun violence in the community.
Progressive Labour Party backbencher Wayne Perinchief told the House of Assembly that Government should consider reinstitut...
The recent Royal visit was not only a major success, but it also provided the country with an opportunity to show appreciation for its British heritage.
It was nothing short of incredible to the see the outpouring of affection from all sections of th...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke warned yesterday that it's too soon to know whether the economic recovery will last and again pledged to hold rates at record-low levels for an "extended period".
The Fed chief's speech to the E...
LONDON (AP) — Cadbury PLC said Monday it plans to publish its formal response to a £9.8 billion ($16.3 billion) hostile takeover offer from Kraft Foods Inc. on December 14.
Kraft, the maker of Oreo cookies, Nabisco crackers and its namesake cheese, t...
DJLT is refreshing
November 26, 2009
Dear Sir,
I would not normally read an article called The Top 20 by DJLT but the last couple of weeks the headline was an attention grabber so I read on (past the music reviews).
I don't know who this person is, m...
Premier Ewart Brown yesterday had to defer a bill improving oversight of Government policies and programmes after Opposition MPs complained it didn't go far enough.
In the morning, the Premier had introduced the Internal Audit Act, which sets up a ne...
DATE: Dec 05, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other |
Reuters historical calendar - December 4
Nov 27 (Reuters) - Following are some of the major events to have occurred on December 4 since 1900:
1918 - The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was proclaimed in what later became Yugoslavia, with Alexan...
