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A wall of silence last night surrounded a probe into a $300,000 donation to an One Bermuda Alliance-linked political fund. Party chairman Thad Hollis — who is heading the inquiry into the donation by US tycoon Nathan Landow and associates made in the...

Finance Minister Bob Richards was this morning appointed Deputy Premier. The announcement was made by Premier Michael Dunkley who said: “We certainly have a wealth and depth of talent among our team and I am gratified at the level of support expresse...

Bermuda Housing Corporation is renting out rooms for as little as $650 a month to foreign employees of a private security company. The publicly-funded quango, which has a waiting list of more than 200 Bermudians seeking affordable housing, admitted t...

June 5, 2014 Dear Sir, I am writing to say I am tired of the former PLP government complaining of everything this OBA Government is trying to do to get this country up and running. The PLP have to remember they were the government of the day that put...

The web feed of the House of Assembly crashed after a rush of people tuned in to hear a bizarre row sparked by Opposition Leader Marc Bean. House of Assembly Speaker Randy Horton said: “Our server was overwhelmed as a result of significant increased ...

The OBA chairman has not come under pressure to come up with a report into a campaign donation by US tycoon Nathan Landow which gives the party a clean bill of health, Premier Michael Dunkley said last night. Mr Dunkley said: “Mr Hollis will speak fo...

A former consultant to two Premiers has hit back at House of Assembly claims he gained $450,000 from Government contracts. PLP Human Affairs spokesman Rolfe Commissiong said the cash covered five years for work as a consultant to former Premiers Dr E...

People’s Campaign evaluates the performance of OBA and PLP By Raymond Hainey Both political parties need to focus more on sorting Bermuda’s problems out, a spokesman for the People’s Campaign said last night. “Both the Government and the Oppositi...

A recently constructed recreation of a home built by Bermuda’s first settlers could become a permanent fixture. In a planning application it is proposed that the Settler’s Dwelling, a timber-framed and palmetto roofed structure erected on the grounds...

Mandatory drug tests for those in public office is a breach of privacy, according to Senator Diallo Rabain. During a heated discussion in the Senate of a report about adopting the policy, some Senators voiced strong concerns about the invasion of the...