Unity. That was the word on everybody’s lips last night, as it was confirmed that Ewart Brown had emerged victorious in another divisive PLP leadership battle.
As the curtain came down on a fortnight of behind-the-scenes political deals, feverish lob...
Bermuda Masters advanced to today?s final of the Antigua Independence Cricket Festival in Antigua in dramatic fashion at Factory Grounds, Antigua yesterday.
Chasing 76 runs for victory, Bermuda?s hopes hung in the balance as they found themselves nee...
DATE: Oct 28, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
The pundits predicted a tight race but Ewart Brown blew away Premier Alex Scott in the Progressive Labour Party leadership election last night.
Dr. Brown beat Mr Scott by 107 votes to 76 in a night of high drama at Devonshire Rec which saw Paula Cox ...
Unity. That was the word on everybody?s lips last night, as it was confirmed that Ewart Brown had emerged victorious in another divisive PLP leadership battle.
As the curtain came down on a fortnight of behind-the-scenes political deals, feverish lob...
IF Dr. Ewart Brown’s bid to become the next leader of the Progressive Labour Party — and thus the Premier of this country — is successful at tonight’s all important PLP delegates’ conference, it will mean the passing of the torch of leadership from o...
aced with poor poll results and a pushy political opponent after his blood Premier Alex Scott could be forgiven for bowing out and enjoying his retirement years.
Yet anyone expecting Mr Scott to walk quietly off into the sunset knows nothing about th...
Faced with poor poll results and a pushy political opponent after his blood Premier Alex Scott could be forgiven for bowing out and enjoying his retirement years.Yet anyone expecting Mr Scott to walk quietly off into the sunset knows nothing about th...
Progressive Labour Party delegates will choose their party leader tonight — but they will be well aware that the leadership of the Country is also at stake.
This is a weighty responsibility, and while this newspaper remains concerned that it should b...
Former West Indies skipper Richie Richardson believes his side can go all the way in the current Champions Trophy being played in India.
Richardson, who played in 86 Test matches between 1983 and 1995, says on the team’s current form there’s no reaso...
DATE: Oct 27, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Premier Alex Scott and Ewart Brown go head to head tonight. The Royal Gazette takes a look at where the pair stand on key points.
Economy: Despite some efforts by the Scott camp to claim their opponents might raise the spectre of income tax, both can...
