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PLP leadership challenger Curtis Dickinson has again railed against “dirty tricks” and “personal attacks”. With the clock ticking down to Thursday’s Progressive Labour Party leadership vote, the former finance minister hit out at underhand tactics i...

Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, has refused to be drawn on whether he had a bust-up with former Cabinet colleague Renée Ming over immigration policy. The controversy comes as David Burt, the Premier, and challenger for the PLP lead...

“What a tangled web we weave…” Over the past few months, there has been a concerted effort to misrepresent facts when it comes to the Progressive Labour Party’s internal business with regards to upcoming elections for leader and deputy leader. L...

David Burt, the Premier, has refused to say whether he would serve in a Curtis Dickinson Cabinet if the former finance minister topples him as Progressive Labour Party leader next week. Mr Burt would also not be drawn on whether he would try to heal...

Curtis Dickinson has insisted his head-to-head debate with David Burt, the Premier, will happen on Saturday – as long as the Progressive Labour Party leadership follows the rules of the contest. Mr Dickinson was speaking as he attended a debate at Ce...

The bid to change the Progressive Labour Party leadership will step up a gear tonight when former Cabinet minister Renée Ming goes head-to-head with Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, in the first debate of the campaign. David Burt, the Premier, and h...

The race has officially started for the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party. The deadline for declarations of intention to stand in the upcoming election closed last night. Curtis Dickinson, the former finance minister, has already announced h...

Renée Ming, the former national security minister, is to challenge for the deputy leadership of the Progressive Labour Party, The Royal Gazette understands. The move would pitch her against PLP veteran Walter Roban, the deputy premier, if, as expecte...

David Burt, the Premier, declared yesterday that he was the best-equipped in Cabinet to be finance minister

OBA: A Cabinet shake-up expected today will still leave the government in turmoil after two high-profile ministerial exits