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The Commons Procedure Committee hears evidence from experts about Britain’s relationship with its territories and Crown Dependencies

John Barritt wades in on the fallout from the Belco electricity rates hike and the absence of reasonable explanation

The Reverend Cindy Campbell completed the training to be a minister while also working a 70-hour-a-week job in mergers and acquisitions for an insurance company

The British prime minister’s spin doctors aim to define a new persona for the man who has been in charge for a year

Dulwich College joins the annual boarding schools fair in Bermuda for the first time

The Government says it has been determined that urgent works are required to make “the House on Langton Hill” safe for occupation

Boarding schools including Bedes, Ryde, West Buckland, Sherborne, Sherborne Girls, Bryanston, Culford, Sexey’s and Gordonstoun will be represented

Martin Ivens says management’s alleged failure to listen to whistleblowers is an indictment of the British health service

A ticket to the elite has never been so expensive, writes Matthew Brooker

British Government has 16 weeks to reply to complaints made about the violation of Bermudians’ human rights

EU court considers if oligarch’s assets can remain frozen under Italian sanctions order

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