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racism in Bermuda admitted that she would have liked to have had more time and "working people'' to interview. Brought in by the Bank of N.T. Butterfield, Dr. Carol Swain and her research associate Dr. Russ Nieli gathered information from historical ...

Magistrates' Court. A Police spokesman said officers searched the courts yesterday after receiving a call at 10.30 a.m. that a bomb had been placed there. "The building was declared safe around 11.30 a.m. and everything returned to normal,'' he said....

airports warning visitors to Bermuda of the Island's drug penalties. Mr. Robert (Bob) Farmer said he has spoken to Police Commissioner Mr. Colin Coxall and others about the idea. "One of the things I have suggested and would like to see done is have ...

picnic at the Botanical Gardens. The picnic was one of several events in the Lions-Quest Life Skills Programme which has been introduced in all primary schools to improve students' social skills. The event was part of the programme's Skills For Growi...

on May 12. Bean, who denied two other charges, asked for 11 similar offences which occurred in January in Hamilton Parish. The value of the thefts of property -- ranging from stereo equipment to jewellery to several leather jackets -- was put at more...

magistrate this week. Mr. Ed Bailey said he could not continue representing his client with Magistrate the Wor. Ed King on the bench. "I cannot continue if you are going to continue to hear this matter,'' he said on Monday. Mr. Bailey accused Mr. Kin...

worth more than $100,000 had been friends since childhood. But a trip to Jamaica in October, 1993 turned sour when the pair were arrested at the Civil Air Terminal for drugs found in a bag allegedly belonging to them. Sharon Tyrell, 50, and Jacquelin...

in light of the Progressive Labour Party's boycott call, Opposition Leader Mr. Frederick Wade predicted yesterday. "They recognise that there's no chance for a `yes' vote with our position as it stands,'' Mr. Wade told The Royal Gazette . "Perhaps th...

deadly threat of AIDS, prostitution is not only thriving, it is virtually out of control. The May issue of RG Magazine , available free with Thursday's edition of The Royal Gazette , takes a disturbing look at the problem in its cover story, `Sex For...

handbag snatches, will be sentenced next month. Aquil Richardson and Anthony Dillworth admitted taking handbags on four occasions on South Shore Road in Southampton and Warwick. Calling Richardson, of Sunnyside Park Lane, Southampton, and Dillworth, ...