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Premier Michael Dunkley has visited Indian and Mexican diplomats in New York in a bid to drum up business for Bermuda. Mr Dunkley met Ambassador Dnyaneshwar Mulay and Mexican Ambassador Sandra Fuentes-Berain at their New York consulates on Friday. An...

Premier Michael Dunkley will next month face potential challenges to his leadership at the OBA’s party conference. Mr Dunkley — who has been Premier since Craig Cannonier stepped down nearly three months ago and acting OBA leader — said: “I have no i...

A summer of discontent is a sign of a healthy democracy, Premier Michael Dunkley said this week. But he warned that Government would not be swayed “by veiled threats about escalation and intimidation”. “That doesn’t roll with me,” he said. “I will ce...

The struggling construction industry is to get a shot in the arm with a payroll tax concession, Premier Michael Dunkley announced tonight. “Since 2009, we have lost more than 1,200 jobs in this important sector — an unacceptable loss of work and oppo...

Premier Michael Dunkley yesterday visited Dockyard’s Clocktower Mall to speak with shop operators about how business is faring. “The cruise ship season is in full swing now and so tourist activity in the immediate area is increasing,” Mr Dunkley said...

Michael Dunkley has no intention of dwelling on the past, even if the Progressive Labour Party insists on doing so. The Premier is likely to face a baptism of fire in the House of Assembly today, his first session as the new leader of the One Bermuda...

New Premier Michael Dunkley pledged yesterday to rebuild the public’s confidence in his party after he was sworn into office at Government House. The National Security Minister said he believed the electorate still trusted the One Bermuda Alliance af...

Deputy Premier Michael Dunkley has apologised for using bad language after the microphones in the House of Assembly picked up a private conversation he had with another MP. The Public Safety Minister was recorded swearing during the first three minut...

Opposition leader Marc Bean is being sued by Deputy Premier Michael Dunkley over comments made during a Facebook discussion. The website debate took place on September 30 after Mr Dunkley tabled a motion in the House of Assembly recommending that a j...