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Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley told MPs that $1.5 million in assets seized by a Supreme Court order as a result of the proceeds of crime remains uncollected. The Confiscated Asset Fund stood at $780,000 as a result of seizures made within the...

Government has received five proposals from investors looking to take over the Grand Atlantic development. The proposed projects could see the Warwick property used for tourism, as a seniors’ residence or mixed use. The closing date for applicants w...

Opposition Senator Diallo Rabain has questioned this newspaper’s practices, saying its editorial leadership has only itself to blame for a widespread perception of bias in favour of the governing party. Speaking in the Senate on Wednesday, Sen Rabain...

Opposition Senators had their say on the “jetgate” affair yesterday, criticising Government for risking the country’s reputation and calling for full disclosure about the affair. But Government maintained its position that there had been no breach of...

Former Attorney General Phil Perinchief has been hired as a consultant attorney by the Attorney General’s Chambers. Mr Perinchief will work on outstanding case work related immigration appeals, Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy told the Senate yest...

The Opposition Progressive Labour Party will table a motion in Parliament today calling for a Select Committee on Elections. The motion, to be introduced by Shadow Education Minister Walton Brown reads: “Whereas ensuring integrity and transparency i...

House Speaker Randolph Horton has paid an official visit to the Westminster Houses of Parliament, Government reported yesterday. The briefing visit took place between April 22 and 26 at the invitation of the UK branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentar...

Opposition MP Walton Brown is refusing to declare his financial interests to Parliament — on a point of principle. The Shadow Education Minister says he won’t submit his details for the Register of Interests until there is clarity on what the law req...