-- and followed -- the controversial resignation of Police Commissioner Colin Coxall. The chronology attempts to establish what really happened in the wake of contradictory statements issued by those involved. ---- Page 2 Editorial: Page 4 KNIFEPOINT ATTACKER JAILED CTS Knifepoint attacker jailed A knifepoint attacker who was accused of being fixated with his female victim was yesterday jailed for 15 months by Chief Justice Austin Ward. ---- Page 3 SCHOOL DAMAGE PUT AT $35,000 ED School damage put at $35,000 CedarBridge Academy students have caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to the school which opened less than two months ago. The cost of the damage, including smashed glass boxes encasing fire extinguishers, emptied extinguishers, and graffiti, has reached the $35,000 mark and possibly beyond that. ---- Page 6 C&W TAKES MINISTER TO COURT BUC CTS C&W takes Minister to court A local telecommunications firm is to go to the Supreme Court in its battle to offer its customers reduced international calling rates. ---- Page 7 REINSURERS `TARGET' OF TAKEOVERS BUC Reinsurers `target' of takeovers The Standard & Poor's (S&P) rating service has issued a new report on Bermuda which predicts CAT Ltd, International Property Catastrophe Reinsurance Co. Ltd., LaSalle Re, and Renaissance Re may be fat targets for takeovers as merger-mania continues in the industry.

----Business, Page 13 GAEBLER FUMING OVER PROTEST SLG Gaebler fuming over protest Title holder Roland Gaebler has attacked the Tornado World Championships race committee after waking up after Wednesday's rest day to find he had fallen from second to tenth place. ---- Sport, Page 41 BOULEVARD FACES TOUGH TIE SOC Boulevard faces tough tie Defending champions Boulevard have been matched up in what could be a tough away tie against Somerset Trojans in the second round of the FA Cup. ---- Sport, Page 41