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Government Senators were silent yesterday on whether FutureCare clients have now been directly informed of the snafu that led to excess monies being leaked from the healthcare scheme. The question came from Shadow Health Minister Michael Dunkley duri...

Bermudians have more of a “seek forgiveness rather than permission” attitude when it comes to Bermuda’s protected species. Senators yesterday expressed their concerns that residents were continuing to flatten preserved woodland and fish for eagle ray...

Senators yesterday spent about 40 minutes discussing whether Bermudians understand the “real reasoning” behind the recent increase in Customs duty. Several Senators chose to jump in on the debate about the Island’s residents having to pay ten percen...

One Bermuda Alliance Senate leader Michael Dunkley has challenged Government to act on its pledges rather than “letting them fall off the radar”. Senator Dunkley said although there were “a number of good initiatives” included in this year’s Throne S...

Senator Jonathan Smith hits out at online commenting By Sirkka Huish Government Senator Jonathan Smith fears “vile” online comments are giving people across the globe the wrong impression of him. Sen Smith says he has been “called names” on news webs...

The reconvening of Senate saw one new member, Government Senator Diallo Rabain, take the oath of allegiance. Three of the four newly appointed members of the Upper House did not take part in the ceremony on Friday Government’s Junior Minister for Bus...

Bermuda’s two political newcomers have vowed to use their engineering backgrounds to “solve problems and get things done”. Diallo Rabain and Vincent Ingham, who are both professional engineers, were yesterday sworn in as Junior Ministers at a ceremo...