men accused of stealing $37,500 in a botched armed robbery. ---- Page 2 SMITH `SORRY' ABOUT TRIP PTL PAR Smith `sorry' about trip St. George's council candidate Ivan Smith has apologised to the town's voters after revealing he will not be in Bermuda for the corporation elections. ---- Page 3 HAPPY `DAYS' FOR SOAP STARS SHI Happy `Days' for soap stars Stars from the hot daytime drama "Days of Our Lives'' visiting the Island this week met with Tourism Minister David Dodwell and praised Bermuda for its hospitality and beauty. ---- Page 3 PARISH NEEDS MORE POLICE: MP PLT POL Parish needs more Police: MP The MP for Warwick West yesterday called for increased Police presence in the parish. The United Bermuda Party's Quinton Edness made the plea after the recent spate of crime in Warwick, particularly thefts from visitors at public beaches. ---- Page 5 NAME THAT DOLPHIN, BUT NOT YET SEA Name that dolphin, but not yet Dolphin fanatics will get the chance to put forward their choice of name for Dolphin Quest's latest arrival in a competition in The Royal Gazette next week. ---- Page 5 BANK LOOKS TO RECORD RESULTS BUC Bank looks to record results After a tough year cleaning up the books, Bank of N.T. Butterfield president and chief executive officer Calum Johnston has set his sights on achieving record results for the current financial period. ---- Business, Page 11 MARSHALL GETS ANOTHER CHANCE CRI Marshall gets another chance Charlie Marshall has been given one last chance to resurrect his international career! Marshall, on the international sidelines since the ICC Trophy in Malaysia when he had verbal exchanges with coach Allan Douglas and consultant Bob Simpson, has written a letter of apology to the Bermuda Cricket Board of Control. ---- Sport, Page 23