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The One Bermuda Alliance scored a huge own goal by making Craig Cannonier the “fall guy” for Jetgate, according to former deputy premier Bob Richards. Mr Richards described Mr Cannonier’s resignation as premier as a “very traumatic event” which could...

Former finance minister Bob Richards has warned of “catastrophic” consequences if Bermuda does not heed a series of international dangers. The island’s OECD assessment is up for renewal, Mr Richards said, while a blacklist threat still lurks from the...

Shortly after 1pm on December 2 last year, a heated demonstration against the One Bermuda Alliance’s airport development proposal turned violent as police were assaulted and protesters were pepper-sprayed. The Royal Gazette looks at seven factors beh...

Of all the global consequences of US President Donald Trump’s first half-year, surely one of the most surprising is the rise in multilateral diplomacy. After all, this is the guy who came into office pledging to put America First. He downgraded the s...

Pepper-sprayed MP Lawrence Scott yesterday said that a new report on the December 2 protest at the House of Assembly did not speak as loudly as last month’s election result. Mr Scott added that the results of the General Election on July 18 gave him...

It’s often said that more tears are shed over answered prayers than the unanswered variety, and this holds particularly true in the political field. The Progressive Labour Party defied its own expectations with last month’s stunning election victory ...

A new barrier system at Par-la-Ville car park will be operational on Monday morning. The Corporation of Hamilton said the system is now “fully operational”. “The car park is an all-day car park so motorists can park for $2 per hour, or any part there...

The People’s Campaign pressure group, largely quiet in recent months, is still in action according to Senator Jason Hayward, a prominent member of the organisation. The group is now completing its social and economic empowerment blueprint for release...

Voter information released ahead of the General Election was done following a request approved in 2012, according to the Parliamentary Registrar. Tenia Woolridge said that a review was conducted to determine how voter information — including e-mails...

At least 164 ballots were rejected from last month’s General Election, with Sandys South Central coming top at 14. At 0.48 per cent of the total count of 34,060, it was down from the 0.56 per cent in the 2012 election, in which 174 ballots were rejec...

I know each of us somewhere during our recent social interactions has heard it said or asked something about the need for the country to come together. With the doomsday broadcasters included, who have straightaway cast their lots, forecasting exodus...

A new portfolio will address Bermuda’s ageing and increasingly chronically diseased population, the new Junior Minister for Disability Tineé Furbert said yesterday. Ms Furbert was speaking after Senators Crystal Caesar, Vance Campbell and Jason Haywa...