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Rebel UBP members could completely axe their party’s merger if they resort to obtaining a permanent injunction. The handful of UBP members, led by leader Kim Swan, are to meet today to discuss the possibility of permanently trying to halt the merger ...

PLP backbencher Randy Horton promised fellow politicians they would get “the very best” from him as deputy speaker of the House of Assembly. The MP for Southampton West was named the House’s new deputy speaker after Wayne Perinchief was appointed Nat...

The Sustainable Development Department (SDD) has unveiled its new boardroom table, handmade by inmates at the Prison Farm. Government estimated it saved around $15,000 on the table, which was constructed by Prison Farm carpentry teacher James Pratt a...

Premier Paula Cox says she would be happy to take a pay cut as long as senior civil servants follow her lead. Ms Cox revealed yesterday that she was willing to agree to a reduction in her $224,000 salary to help to “move Bermuda forward.” It comes ne...

MPs have paid tribute to big-hearted Austin Thomas who would happily dish out advice to help further their political careers. Scores of politicians paid tribute to the life of teacher and politician Mr Thomas in the House of Assembly yesterday. The...

UBP leader Kim Swan made a last-minute bid to convince members to join forces with businessman Harold Darrell instead of the BDA. Mr Swan said the UBP had become “preoccupied with the BDA” and pleaded with them to embrace another party that “represen...

Rebel UBP members admit last-minute legal proceedings will probably change very little apart from their conscience. Those responsible for the temporary court injunction, which has stalled the party’s planned merger, admit “it’s about principle and p...