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For years, one of my favourite things about serving in Congress was getting the opportunity to interact with my constituents. I loved chatting with them about our beloved state of Arizona and the policies I was fighting for. Even when we disagreed, w...

“Bond, James Bond” A name known around the world. Synonymous with terms such as “stone-cold killer”, “eloquent dresser”, and “ladies’ man”. The type of guy that most males age 40 and over wanted to be. Over the past month, the latest movie in th...

A British MP whose life was claimed in a knife attack on Friday was a champion for plans by a Bermuda charity to open a dedicated dementia care centre. Sir David Amess, Conservative MP for Southend West in Essex, was also chairman of the Britain...

A British MP and “friend to Bermuda” was yesterday killed in a knife attack at a church in his constituency. Sir David Amess, a Conservative MP, was the chairman of the Britain-Bermuda All-Party Parliamentary Group. Essex Police said they responded t...

A global agreement on minimum corporate tax rates has approved an exclusion for the island’s international insurance industry. Curtis Dickinson, the minister of finance welcomed the carve-out by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developm...

A talk about a “wealth tax” to help pay for the devastation caused by Covid-19 was one of the events attended by the Opposition leader at the UK Conservative Party conference this week. Cole Simons said it was important to examine how other countries...

Bermuda’s environment got extra protection from imported pests after senators approved new legislation yesterday. The Invasive Alien Species Act was designed to combat the importation, breeding, sale and intentional cultivation of problem plants and...

And while David Burt and Kim Wilson self-righteously scolded, Bermuda burnt. Does anyone really believe that a curfew from 12.30am to 5am that can only be described as weak tea at best rises to the occasion of the crisis at hand? With the Delta varia...

Three MPs apologised to the House of Assembly yesterday for comments they made two months ago. Neville Tyrrell and Christopher Famous, Progressive Labour Party backbenchers, and Craig Cannonier, the One Bermuda Alliance Shadow Minister for Public Wor...

In politics, what goes unsaid often reveals the true narrative. It has been observed before: silence speaks volumes. When Parliament returned from the short August break, the House of Assembly was demonstrably silent. The Progressive Labour Party has...

An increase in government healthcare premiums and proposals to ease permanent residency rules for long-term residents are expected to be on the table in the House of Assembly today. MPs can expect a marathon sitting for the last session before the Ho...

The Royal Gazette sent questions to David Burt, the Premier, earlier this week. These are the responses received on Tuesday night. Question: The health minister said: "This outbreak continues to spread fast – it is everywhere in our community...