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Whistle-blower LeYoni Junos is calling for two judges to be suspended for “unfair, biased and abusive behaviour”. During a series of appearances at the Court of Appeal, Ms Junos said President Edward Zacca and Justice Sir Austin Ward ridiculed and in...

Environment Minister Marc Bean urged black people to cease complaining and start making their own luck, during a fiery House of Assembly speech. Mr Bean also hinted cannabis smokers could soon avoid harsh penalties as he spoke from Government’s front...

A number of educators have been exempted from having to satisfy professional requirements laid down by law, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith told the House of Assembly on Friday. She said the exemptions, gazetted earlier this month, were in res...

Chamber of Commerce director Peter Everson says owners of Loughlands properties effectively live with no housing costs, according to logic put forward by Bermuda Housing Corporation. Mr Everson added his voice to the debate over a two-bedroom condo o...

Residents who use a hand-held device while driving will soon be subject to penalties, if a bill tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday is passed by lawmakers. The Traffic Offences (Penalties) Amendment Bill 2011 would also specify penalties for dr...

A recent survey shows an increased confidence in the Bermuda Police Force, according to National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief. The Minister said that based on the results of the telephone survey, carried out between June 20 and July 4 this year...

Government hopes to reduce the number of work permits for waiters by 100 with a new waiter/server programme. Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Patrice Minors told the House of Assembly on Friday that her Ministry had launched the programme in part...

Cruise ships steering away from visits to Bermuda could cause a huge hit to some already-suffering retailers. Next year, Carnival Cruises will only visit the Island once, while the Holland America Line’s Veendam is not scheduled to visit the Island a...