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The One Bermuda Alliance has been threatened with legal action as a result of a post that appeared on social media. The tweet appeared on the OBA’s Twitter feed and showed Eron Hill, Christopher Famous and Makai Dickerson wearing bras at last week’s ...

A report into Government’s proposed airport development plans has identified several areas of the deal that could still be improved. The public private partnership with Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) has been the subject of intense public and ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has clawed back a slim margin of popularity with voters after a poll one year ago had a 40 per cent majority throwing their support behind the Progressive Labour Party. The Global Research poll from December 2014 also showed ...

“Fundamental changes to the criminal justice system” will alter a defendant’s right to silence under legislation just approved by Parliament. The changes are required ahead of the implementation of Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) legislation ...

Dear Sir, I am really ticked off but Leah Scott has told us not to blame the PLP for everything. Five days ago I had an MRI at the hospital. I had to go headfirst into a tube, there was no music available (perhaps the equipment had been stolen like t...

Dear Sir Party politics is beginning to ruin this Island. The constant calls to “come together for the good of Bermuda” are not only falling on deaf ears, its an almost impossible goal to achieve. Leah Scott’s impassioned plea in the House last week ...

Executive members of the Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association have voted to abstain from taking part in an information session by the Ministry of Education. They cited a lack of consultation with Government about possible school restructuring. ...

No one wants medical decisions made through legislation. I think we all agree on that. What is missing from the local airwaves and blogs right now is clarity on what the new mammography guidelines mean for Bermuda. I want to stress that the guidelin...

Sweeping reforms to the criminal justice system have been proposed, including shortening trials and new powers for the Department of Public Prosecutions to reopen old cases if “compelling new evidence” is brought before the court. This latter aspect ...

A motion of censure against Speaker of the House Randy Horton has been passed over for a third week. Mr Horton was accused by the Progressive Labour Party of misconduct by suppressing debate — dating back to a stormy session of Parliament in March th...

The Opposition applauded Government last night for removing a controversial provision related to mammograms in a new health bill. Health Minister Jeanne Atherden made good on a promise to protesters at the Cabinet Building on Thursday during the sec...

The first rule of politics is generally understood to mean respecting your voters. But recently unveiled legislation proposing changes to insurance coverage for mammograms could only have reinforced the increasingly widespread view that Parliament i...