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A primary school teacher is under investigation for an assault on a former lover, The Royal Gazette has learned.
And, although the woman was allegedly involved in another violent altercation earlier this year and more recently jailed for breaching a ...
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A father was sent to prison for nine months yesterday for a road rage attack that left a driver with a broken nose and a security guard with a blow to the head.
Eric Kenneth Dunkley, 29, was given nine months in jail after pleading guilty to grievous...
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Potential competitors to the second of two new companies seeking telecommunications licences, were not 'wowed' at its hearing yesterday.
World on Wireless (WOW!), the second company to put in a bid to provide digital satellite service in Bermuda appe...
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A betting company received a conditional discharge for tax offences amounting to more than half a million dollars in Magistrates' Court yesterday after the principal shareholder paid the outstanding funds.
Triple Crown Racing Limited's owner Wendell...
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A Bermudian student involved in a high speed car crash last Friday in Canada remains in the critical condition.
But a spokesman at the Halifax hospital where Tareek Somner, of Warwick, is being treated said yesterday the 21-year-old student's conditi...
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All agreed it was a fitting send off for a man who served his country with Herculean efforts and energy.
David Allen, the Progressive Labour Party's (PLP) first Tourism Minister, was laid to rest yesterday after a week of tributes and hours of ceremo...
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An 18-year-old man who stole his tuition fees for law school from his father had a social inquiry report ordered yesterday in Magistrates' Court.
Franco Jamal Kent Harris of Town Hill Road, Smith's, initially pleaded not guilty, but later changed his...
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Government Vet Dr. Jonathan Nisbett has responded to concerns that rabies could be introduced to the Island when dogs travel overseas to get their ears clipped - and stated that Bermuda was not at risk.
Dr. Nisbett said when he allowed dogs to be sen...
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A Warwick middle school student is believed to have been the victim of a gang rape on Wednesday afternoon, The Royal Gazette has learned.
Sources told The Royal Gazette that the girl was attacked in the library of the Spice Valley Middle school and r...
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An illegal immigrant who was deported in September 2001 and re-entered the Island on another man's passport in April this year was given a deportation order in Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.
Linchmore Taylor, 37, of St. Andrew's, Jamaica pleaded gu...
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