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A man who shared information with the commission into land losses was told that records on his case would be sealed for 50 years

A researcher claims in court papers she was subjected to “retaliatory action” by the Government after she blew the whistle on alleged cover-ups and bad practices at the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses. A judge is expected to hold an...

The Government has secretly settled a lawsuit brought against it by a company it allowed to collect taxes on its behalf without a licence. Oarrs Inc filed the civil writ against the Office of the Tax Commissioner in July last year, alleging it was ow...

An Opposition MP is calling for an urgent overhaul to address the lack of a “safety net” for struggling young adults with traumatic family backgrounds. Susan Jackson welcomed the Government’s plan to launch an independent transitional living programm...

The Government has still not served court papers on an American music promoter in connection with the disappearance of an $800,000 taxpayer-funded loan. The cash was lent in April 2018 to Anthony Blakey and his Bermudian employee Danilee Trott, who o...

The Government has denied it withheld encrypted e-mails from the public about a taxpayer-funded payout of almost a quarter of a million dollars to protesters who shut down Parliament. But it did not release the messages yesterday nor did it give any...

E-mails sent by a senior civil servant about a taxpayer-funded payout of almost a quarter of a million dollars to protesters who shut down Parliament were withheld from the public because they were encrypted. The messages should have been reviewed an...

An organisation providing “critical services” to victims of domestic abuse is in financial crisis – despite receiving taxpayer cash to carry out its work. The Centre Against Abuse, co-chaired by former Progressive Labour Party chairman Damon Wade, re...

A string of questions about when competitive tenders will be put out for three Covid-19 technology contracts have been stonewalled by the Government. The contracts — for software to manage the effects of the pandemic — were earlier awarded without a ...

The Information Commissioner has ordered a public authority to make “further disclosures” about a sports betting firm which scrapped plans to hire staff in Bermuda after media interest in its activities