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Bermuda’s attendance at a London summit to discuss the Overseas Territories role in ending tax evasion will be an opportunity to state Bermuda’s case that the Island is not a “tax haven” and is well regulated, Premier Craig Cannonier told the media y...

Despite indicators to the contrary, according to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rents have not been dropping, they have been rising — until this year. Although the CPI shows that rents have risen every year, since 2006, the spread has continued to ti...

More than 100 people have signed a petition circulated by the Centre for Justice calling for change to proposed amendments to the Human Rights Act. Those signatures came in the space of less than 24 hours. The advocacy group’s concerns are now being ...

Opposition Senators had their say on the “jetgate” affair yesterday, criticising Government for risking the country’s reputation and calling for full disclosure about the affair. But Government maintained its position that there had been no breach of...

Former Attorney General Phil Perinchief has been hired as a consultant attorney by the Attorney General’s Chambers. Mr Perinchief will work on outstanding case work related immigration appeals, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy told the Senate yest...

Public Works Minister Trevor Moniz has dismissed suggestions that upgrade work to Heritage Wharf will cost $6 million more than originally estimated. Mr Moniz was grilled by Opposition MPs in the House of Assembly on Friday night after he revealed Go...

Anti-racism advocacy group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda has thrown its support behind a call to withdraw a section of a proposed amendment which would expand the definition of harassment in the Human Rights Act. CURB says that the section wou...

Government is taking another look at a proposed change to the Human Rights Act intended to expand the definition of harassment after an advocacy group said it would allow the police to harass people. The Centre for Justice has launched a petition dri...