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A former police officer who claims he was discriminated against because of his perceived obesity, may see his case go before a Human Rights tribunal. Ian DeAlie took the Commissioner of Police to court following his transfer from the Bermuda Police S...

The February 1 edition of the Bermuda Sun quotes the Deputy Premier (Derrick Burgess) as making the following statement respecting the defamation action he and the former Premier brought in Canada: “When the documents went to Canada, it was in the n...

A company contracted to build Hamilton’s new court and police station appointed relatives of politicians Ewart Brown and Derrick Burgess as silent partners, court papers allege. The papers, obtained by this newspaper, also reveal claims the company, ...

An architect has listed in court documents the problems he encountered with the construction firm working on Bermuda’s new police and court building, including what he claims were “inappropriate” expenses. Sam Spagnuolo oversaw work on the project un...

A proposed wage agreement between Government and civil servants has triggered calls for detail, with the Opposition branding it an eleventh-hour “pre-election exercise”. The offer by Premier and Finance Minister Paula Cox was reportedly made as Gover...

It may appear to be unseemly to write in terms of black and white in these times when so much is being said about ‘one Bermuda’’ and in face of the proud record of the integrated Bermuda Regiment. However, as this is Black History Month, the facts f...

We never cease to marvel at how the Bermuda Regiment can take 70-odd raw recruits off the streets one Sunday morning and within two weeks completely transform them into the smart, disciplined soldiers who enthusiastically exhibited their skills a wee...

Deputy Premier Derrick Burgess is being pressured by his own parliamentary colleagues to resign his Cabinet position. And in what could well be the first for Bermuda, Mr Burgess may well have to appear before the Public Accounts Committee. Mr Burgess...

Government has asked workers to accept an eight percent pay cut, to be cancelled out by a one-year freeze in their pension contributions, according to the Bermuda Industrial Union [BIU]. It remained unclear last night whether all Government workers, ...