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Guidelines for keeping information and records straight for all Bermuda’s financial sectors will be put in place with a bill being debated in the House of Assembly today. The Specified Business Legislation Amendment Act is designed to bring greater t...

Police will be able to arrest people they suspect are going to breach bail, under amendments passed through the House of Assembly yesterday. Currently officers only have the power to arrest suspects after they have breached bail and fled the Island b...

Suspects held on firearms offences could soon be held in Westgate before they are charged because of amendments to the Firearms Act. On Friday, the Firearms Amendment Act 2011 was passed in the House of Assembly, allowing firearms suspects to be held...

“Please take your seats” is usually a straightforward enough instruction for politicians in the House of Assembly. But with the future of Bermuda’s political scene hanging in the balance, these were all-important words from Speaker Stanley Lowe at th...

The Bermuda Democratic Alliance is on the verge of dissolving as its members urge people to “make the bold move” to support the party merger. Senior members have declared that “history is being made” and the future of Bermuda is about to begin with t...

Retired officers could be called upon to help investigate the public’s complaints against the police. National Security Minister has revealed he may start to seek retired police officers “with investigatory experience” to work at the Police Complaint...

Too many children are being suspended from public schools for “the wrong reasons”, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith has claimed. Forty-four students were suspended last month, she told the House of Assembly this morning. Seventy percent of the ...

Consumers could soon have more protection when it comes to receiving the service they asked for, under the Consumer Protection Amendment Act 2011. The amendment act protects people who put their vehicles in for a service expecting to pay one price, ...