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Zambian Olympic athlete Charles Mulinga should pay his own medical bills. Residents stopped by The Royal Gazette last week on the streets of Hamilton stressed this after learning that Mr. Mulinga may not have been the innocent victim of an assault. H...

servant claims. Government Dog Warden Leonard (Shinah) Simons has highlighted problems and incidents associated with electronic fencing, also known as invisible fencing, in the Department of Agriculture & Fisheries' monthly bulletin. Wardens have rec...

made off with about 1,000 tickets from a movie theatre. This was just one of a slew of break-ins and thefts which kept Police busy over the weekend. Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said The Somers Playhouse was broken into sometime between T...

year's General Election. ---- Page 2 PATRICK APRINCE TO HTIS FAN! LUG AC TOU Patrick a prince to this fan! The Olympics haven't even started and already Patrick Singleton is a hero to an American couple -- because he helped them after an accide...

to collect his son from a Pembroke school. Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said the assault took place outside the Mount St. Agnes Academy on Friday afternoon. The Smith's Parish man had gone to collect his 15-year-old son after school when ...

because of computer delays at Magistrates' Court. The official debt collectors are working three months behind schedule because computer operators are still inputting court details from last October. The Royal Gazette learned of the delays after a ti...

year's General Election. Yesterday NLP leader Charles Jeffers admitted that, with an election just months away, Bermuda's smallest political party has only been able to muster five suitable candidates to fight for the 40 seats in Parliament. Mr. Jeff...

leaving a clue at the scene of the crime -- his passport. The man dropped his passport while breaking into the storeroom of the Elbow Beach Hotel. The man stole three miniature boxes of cereal and three assorted Danish pastries.

The leader of a visiting Royal Air Force squadron issued a taxi driver a letter of apology after six of his men stole an American flag from the back of a cab. Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said the flag, which had sentimental value to its ...

Two men accused of assaulting Police officers are to face a retrial after being cleared by a magistrate three years ago. Carlos Rogers and Cannoth Roberts, both from Southampton, will be brought before the Magistrates' Court on Monday so a date can b...