The after school care programme which enables primary students to take up supervised activities after normal school hours is set to be extended into middle schools, new Youth and Sport Minister John Barritt revealed in an in-depth interview. ---- Page 2 MPS TO CONSIDER BANK BILL GVT MPs to consider bank bill The three new members of the Private Bills Committee begin their appointments today with a tough baptism. The committee will be debating four controversial private bills put forward by The Bank of Bermuda, Belco (Holdings) Ltd., Bermuda Properties Ltd. and First International Citizens' Bank of Bermuda.

---- Page 3 JOBS POLICY COMES UNDER FIRE IMM GVT Jobs policy comes under fire Government's new policy to allow long-term residents to seek employment if they have been made reudundant makes no mention of the concerns of Bermudians, an Opposition MP said last night. ---- Page 6 BANK `REDEDICATED' TO CLIENTS BUC Bank `rededicated' to clients Following protests from some clients, the Bank of Bermuda has reintroduced dedicated account representatives for its corporate customers. ---- Business, Page 13 WRIGHT WINS DERBY AGAIN MAR Wright wins Derby again Tracy Wright opened a lead of more than 100 yards on Jay Donawa in the Red Hole area of Harbour Road and went on to clinch his second Marathon Derby title in nine years, while Jane Christie became the oldest ever women's winner. ---- Sport, Page 25 LOOBY BEMOANS CYCLING REWARD CYC Looby bemoans cycling reward MacInnis Looby won his second Heritage Day Cycling Classic yesterday but then urged organisers to make victory worth his while. ---- Sport, Page 27