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MPs clashed in a fiery exchange after Shadow Health Minister Louise Jackson claimed Bermuda’s reputation was being trashed by “experimental” prostate cancer treatment at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Progressive Labour Party members reacted angr...

Minister Glenn Blakeney warned drugs in sport will not be tolerated as MPs passed legislation establishing internationally accepted anti-doping rules. Mr Blakeney noted drugs are a scourge in Bermuda’s community, making the legislation “most importan...

The Auditor General plans to finish 60 outstanding reports within the next 10 months. Heather Matthews said additional staff and hard work would enable them to start 2012 with a clean slate. “We are mandated to get out statutory reports first and tha...

The Auditor General believes former Cabinet Secretary Marc Telemaque should be fined for disregarding Government’s rules in the controversial TCD project. Mr Telemaque did not comply with the financial rules and did not follow a Cabinet decision to p...

Former Regiment commanding officer Edward Lamb said yesterday he used the “full brunt of the law” to discipline a soldier who assaulted another soldier in Grenada in 2005. The private was given 56 days in military prison after an incident described b...

The Auditor General said Government could have another qualified audit for the current fiscal year. A week ago Bermuda’s Consolidated Fund was released for the previous fiscal year, ending March 31, 2010. Auditor General Heather Matthews gave it a qu...

Questions have been raised as to whether the Bermuda Regiment properly handled a soldier-on-soldier assault after it was described in court this week as an attempted knifepoint rape. Regiment commanding officer (CO) Brian Gonsalves told a Supreme Cou...