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Bryant Trew believes David Burt’s national address was so manicured that it could have been a deepfake

Bryant Trew in part one of what he considers the Bermuda Government’s self-inflicted wound

Bryant Trew revisits education reform and the Government’s apparent disregard for the legacy of West End Primary

Bryant Trew presents part 2 of his study into the Government’s rationale for choosing West End Primary for the axe instead of Somerset Primary

Bryant Trew examines the rationale for doing away with West End Primary School in the education reform, while retaining Somerset Primary

I was somewhat surprised to find my name included in Christopher Famous’s political magic show last week. Once again, he has attempted to argue a point by erecting multiple straw man arguments that he can easily tear down. This is easily accomplished...

On May 9, 2016, the Progressive Labour Party held a press conference where acting Opposition leader David Burt alleged that JetBlue had been pressured by Aecon to fire shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott because of his opposition to the airport ...

Mr Burt said last night: “Information has come to us, as is often the case in Bermuda’s small community, that indicates that the Premier and some ministers knew in advance of the deployment of police support units (PSUs).” This newspaper asked the Op...

“When The Royal Gazette contacted Mr Burt by telephone, he insisted that any conversation be off the record, before asking for questions to be e-mailed to him. He later e-mailed a statement asking for a deadline time, but did not respond to subsequen...

“It is important to note that the Score remit did not include evaluating the quality of programmes or students and staff” — Score Report, December 17, 2015 When I first learnt of education minister Wayne Scott’s resignation, it did not strike me as...