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The Britain-European Union trade talks have not started officially, but both sides are testing out negotiating lines. Britain is already colouring some of them red, setting up a fight this year that will encompass the three Fs: fish, financial servic...

Dear Sir, This is a rebuttal, in a small part, to the extensive article entitled “Future of Britain and the OTs: soft colonialism or modern partnership?” published on November 28. It’s the paragraph below that I find misinformed and/or misleading, es...

Things could not have gone better for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. His ruling Conservative Party scored a thumping victory in last Thursday’s elections, securing dozens of new seats to forge a solid majority in Parliament. Johnson won what h...

When it comes to elections, Labour leaders know what they have to try to avoid: any comparison to 1983. The only election fought under Michael Foot as leader was the moment the party suffered one of its most famous defeats. Labour won its lowest sha...

David Burt, the Premier, will attend two networking receptions in Britain this month. The Government of Bermuda’s London Office has organised the events aimed at Bermudians living, working and studying in the UK. The first is at Hyatt Regency, Bridge...

The House of Commons still doesn’t want to do what Boris Johnson wants it to do. But after the Prime Minister lost yet another vote on how Britain should leave the European Union — this time in a rare Saturday session — the fight is far from settled....

Boris Johnson’s new Brexit proposal has gotten such a chilly reception in Europe that some people think it must have been designed to be rejected: Johnson is less interested in getting a deal, on this theory, than in deflecting blame for the inevitab...

Revelations about Boris Johnson’s personal life, when they periodically emerge, have tended mainly to serve as tabloid fodder for a few days and then flame out. Two recent allegations, however, could prove much harder for the Prime Minister to simply...

As she delivered the unanimous decision of the 11 members of the Supreme Court of Britain, on the unlawfulness of the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, advising the Queen to prorogue Parliament, I admit to being mesmerised by the startling brooch being ...

Boris Johnson’s entire Brexit strategy has rested on the assumption that Britain’s unwritten constitution gives him the right to drive a cart and horses through parliamentary process and convention. Yesterday’s British Supreme Court decision blew a h...

A task force to tackle the impact of any Brexit-related issues on Bermuda is expected to include youth, charity, business and union representatives, the Premier said on Friday. David Burt explained that Walton Brown, a Progressive Labour Party backbe...

A “productive working relationship” with Britain is expected to continue after controversial Boris Johnson became the new Prime Minister, the Premier said yesterday. David Burt said: “The Government of Bermuda has a long history of working with UK go...