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Members of Bermudians Against the Draft yesterday lost their bid to be considered conscientious objectors of the Bermuda Regiment. Four men appeared before the Exemption Tribunal in their latest attempt to avoid two years of service in the Island's a...

Lawyer Charles Richardson has launched a constitutional challenge after being accused of libelling a policeman on Facebook. The 39-year-old claims the charge he faces of criminal defamation breaches his constitutional right to freedom of expression. ...

Defence lawyer Charles Richardson's trial for defamation has been delayed — so the Supreme Court can decide if the offence he has been charged with is unconstitutional. Mr Richardson, 39, was accused in court last week of unlawfully publishing defama...

Shadow Tourism Minister Cole Simons is urging Government to develop a “vision and plan” for Bermuda’s public beaches. The UBP MP said in a statement yesterday: “These national treasures have become embroiled in controversy in recent years because the...

The United Bermuda Party has questioned why timely information on unemployment is not available. Opposition spokesman for the economy, Bob Richards, said Government's statement that Bermuda has more expatriate workers now than in 2007 “flies in the f...

Gwyneth Rawlins yesterday became the latest former senior United Bermuda Party figure to reveal she's joined the Progressive Labour Party. Ms Rawlins who quit as UBP chairwoman three years ago claiming a white elite ruled the party said she would one...

Environmental group BEST says Planning experts’ opinions must be taken into account so as not to waste public money. Earlier this week the group claimed Government spent $500,000 on reviewing entrepreneur Belcario Thomas’ proposal for an “Ibiza style...