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Whitehall says Overseas Territories are ‘part of the homeland’ (opens the original)
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The British Foreign Office has reaffirmed its commitment to defending the Overseas Territories, describing them as “part of the homeland” in a new policy paper developed with the help of the Bermuda Government. The Charter for UK Government Engagement with the Overseas Territories was published on September 24 to “provide a clear and ambitious statement of the principles of how the UK Government will engage with the governments of the territories”. It falls short of the new White Paper that the
No litigation guardians again for children sent abroad (opens the original)
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None of the ten children in care who were sent overseas by the Family Court in 2024 and 2025 had an independent social worker to voice their views during the legal proceedings, it can be revealed. The Department of Child and Family Services — which asked the court to order that the vulnerable youngsters go off the island for therapeutic assessment and services unavailable locally — shared the fact in a public access to information response to The Royal Gazette. Its disclosure said that two of th
Children sent to US facility after inquiry found failings (opens the original)
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Bermudian children in care were sent to an institution in Virginia after a high-profile congressional report highlighted incidents there of staff dragging, throwing and hitting residents, and multiple instances of youth-on-youth harm. The same report concluded that sending youngsters to residential treatment facilities (RTFs) far from home — as the Bermuda Government has done for decades, at a cost to taxpayers of many millions of dollars — could expose them to abuse and harm, and merely remedie
PLP strife over special delegates conference plan (opens the original)
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A hastily convened special delegates conference of the Progressive Labour Party is to be held to ratify controversial actions taken by its governing body last month, according to sources. One person who spoke to The Royal Gazette said the session on Monday is aimed at legitimising decisions taken by the central committee on August 24 that have led to a bitter internal split. Another source said many members were “furious” that a special delegates conference would be held while legal proceedings
PLP strife over special delegates conference plan (opens the original)
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A hastily convened special delegates conference of the Progressive Labour Party is to be held to ratify controversial actions taken by its governing body last month, according to sources. One person who spoke to The Royal Gazette said the session on Monday is aimed at legitimising decisions taken by the central committee on August 24 that have led to a bitter internal split. Another source said many members were “furious” that a special delegates conference would be held while legal proceedings
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