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So, what is next, Bermuda? Are we to expect Parliament to be locked down every time the “corporation” of Progressive Labour Party, Bermuda Industrial Union and the People’s Campaign feels like it? I really want an answer to this question because the ...

The debate on the controversial airport project has been delayed until February at least. Speaker of the House of Assembly Randy Horton announced that the House has been adjourned until Friday, February 3. It follows suggestions that protesters again...

Michael DeSilva promised yesterday to quickly release the Bermuda Police Service’s policy on the use of pepper spray if a public access to information request was made. The Commissioner of Police told The Royal Gazette: “I will ensure that any Pati a...

“It is not the role of the Auditor-General to report on the very many things that are right in the financial affairs of the public sector. The Audit Act requires his reports to focus mainly on observed problems and deficiencies. Accordingly his repor...

“In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me lay an invincible summer” — Albert Camus In December 1977, as a young man living temporarily in London, I had an experience that resonates with that metaphor above. I began to discover an unc...

A drunk flight passenger threatened to take guns into Parliament in revenge for police actions at last Friday’s protests, according to multiple witnesses. The man, who said he was a Bermudian returning home from Los Angeles, is said to have confronte...

Michael Dunkley, the Premier, called clashes at the protest on Friday outside of Parliament “disheartening to see and unacceptable” and also criticised “obstruction to our democracy”. Mr Dunkley said last night that he had asked Government House, alo...

An Air Berlin flight made a detour to Bermuda this afternoon after a passenger suffered a medical emergency. According to Aaron Adderley, general manager at LF Wade International Airport, Air Berlin flight 7408 en route from Düsseldorf to Curacao, la...

March 2016 played host to the Pathways to Status Bill. December 2016, only two days young, the poor lass, has delivered the airport redevelopment legislation. The common denominator? Neither political process was allowed to go forward because of unla...

Progressive Labour Party MPs have condemned the “heavy-handed tactics” employed by the Bermuda Police Service to try and break up yesterday’s protest. The Opposition parliamentarians, many of whom spent the day side-by-side with the protesters, descr...

The fate of the governing One Bermuda Alliance appeared to hang in the balance this weekend after two MPs mulled leaving the party to become independents after a crackdown on protests outside Parliament. The Royal Gazette understands that OBA members...

The Bermuda Government remains undeterred after a day of protests, Michael Dunkley pledged last night. “If people tonight think they got the upper hand out of today, I’m sorry, it’s just not like that,” the Premier told The Royal Gazette. “All Bermu...