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The arrival of the America’s Cup in Bermuda today will herald a day of joyful celebrations across the Island. The oldest trophy in international sport is due to touch down at LF Wade International Airport at 2pm on a private jet from New York. The ar...

The oldest trophy in international sport will be contested for in the waters of Britain’s oldest colony in June 2017. The news Bermudians have eagerly awaited for several months arrived at 12.40pm yesterday when Harvey Schiller, the America’s Cup Co...

Governor George Fergusson and Premier Michael Dunkley sold poppies on the streets of Hamilton today to raise funds for military veterans. Mr Fergusson was distributing the blooms — worn to commemorate the sacrifices of the Armed Forces and to show s...

Michael Dunkley met with Belco crews this morning to thank them for working around the clock to restore power after last month’s storms. Some residents and businesses across the Island suffered long-term outages after Fay and Gonzalo. The Premier al...

“I continue to urge residents to take this very strong hurricane seriously and to keep safety uppermost in our considerations,” he said. “As we keep an eye on conditions we owe a debt of gratitude to the men and women of all agencies, public and pri...

The cost of a recent trip made by Premier Michael Dunkley to New York has been made public on a new website outlining ministerial expenses. The new site, which went live this week, shows that the total cost of the Premier’s New York trip between Sept...

Premier Michael Dunkley visited retailers and residents in the North East of Hamilton’s Economic Empowerment Zone yesterday and vowed to support local entrepreneurs. The tour follows a similar trip to St George’s during the summer to learn about how ...

Young drinkers will be asked to prove their age at bars and other licensed premises when laws tackling under-age drinking come into effect next month. Premier and National Security Minister Michael Dunkley said the ‘No Alcohol Under 18 — We Card’ ini...

The leadership of the One Bermuda Alliance remains unchanged after nobody stepped forward to challenge Premier Michael Dunkley. There has also been no challenger for the position of deputy leader, currently filled by Bob Richards, and only one nomina...

Premier Michael Dunkley has visited Indian and Mexican diplomats in New York in a bid to drum up business for Bermuda. Mr Dunkley met Ambassador Dnyaneshwar Mulay and Mexican Ambassador Sandra Fuentes-Berain at their New York consulates on Friday. An...

Premier Michael Dunkley will next month face potential challenges to his leadership at the OBA’s party conference. Mr Dunkley — who has been Premier since Craig Cannonier stepped down nearly three months ago and acting OBA leader — said: “I have no i...

A summer of discontent is a sign of a healthy democracy, Premier Michael Dunkley said this week. But he warned that Government would not be swayed “by veiled threats about escalation and intimidation”. “That doesn’t roll with me,” he said. “I will ce...