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Members of the House of Assembly took on the issue of racism and the vestiges of institutionalised racism late Friday night. The take note motion submitted by Kim Swan, who was elected under the United Bermuda Party back in December last year and rei...

International news organisations are descending on Bermuda to investigate US presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s financial connections to the Island. National Public Radio (NPR) reported yesterday that they paid $20 to look through files at the Regi...

Homosexuals deserve protection against discrimination but Government has no intention of allowing same sex marriage, Families Minister Glenn Blakeney said yesterday. The Minister stressed discrimination based on sexual orientation must be outlawed in...

MPs debated a take note motion on a proposed Equality Act in the House of Assembly yesterday, among the issues raised was the need to give homosexuals protection against discrimination. The take note motion was brought to the House by Families Minist...

Members of the public could be forgiven for thinking that the General Election had already been called this week as politicians from both major parties got into wars of words over Government civil servants’ dental insurance and the state of the Islan...

Testifying in front of the Public Accounts Committee about his time overseeing the Bermuda Land Development Corporation, Derrick Burgess insisted he had done nothing wrong. The former Public Works Minister gave a spirited defence of his actions at th...

The likelihood of a summer General Election is fading fast, as the Parliamentary Registrar confirmed the people couldn’t go to the polls for at least a month after Premier Paula Cox calls an election. But some within the Progressive Labour Party are ...