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Timeline for Bermuda and other Overseas Territories to be confirmed at Joint Ministerial Council on November 14 and 15

The Commons Procedure Committee hears evidence from experts about Britain’s relationship with its territories and Crown Dependencies

Under parliamentary regulations, residents unable to get to the polling station because of infirmity can cast their vote from home

The programme is expected to help develop the next generation of informed and engaged citizens

John Barritt in the fifth of a six-part series designed to encourage conversation around Britain’s relationship with its Overseas Territories

John Barritt in the third of a six-part series designed to encourage conversation around Britain’s relationship with its Overseas Territories

Malcolm Raynor envisages a future where the political parties allow radicals to speak their truth

Shernette Wolffe has retired after 20 years’ service as Clerk to the Legislature and gives a frank assessment of Parliament

Shernette Wolffe looks back at the 20 years she spent as the Clerk to the Legislature

Letter writer David Tavares weighs in on the furore started by Derrick Burgess in the House of Assembly

Khalid Wasi looks into the furore Derrick Burgess created with his comments on banking in the House of Assembly

The beginning of the Westminster system dates back to the Magna Carta, which was a document created in 1215 that put a limit and check on the powers allowed to the monarch. Before the Magna Carta, the monarchs had absolute reign over all their subjec...