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Works Minister Derrick Burgess last night told United Bermuda Party MP Trevor Moniz: "You never thought that you would have to come to slaves' children for an answer" — but warned him he will have to get used to it.
Mr. Burgess was speaking during a ...
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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A man accused of burning down his boss' shop after a row over money admitted he was trained as an electrical engineer.
But Neil Obrian Trott, 41, denied the skills he learnt in college would "equip" or "prepare" him in carrying out the alleged crime....
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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A Pembroke woman was hit by a car after she went into the road to pick up a cell phone she had dropped.
The 29-year-old victim was riding a motorcycle, on Reid Street Extension, between Spurling Hill and King Street, in Hamilton, before the accident...
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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The controversial Workforce Equity bill has "disappeared into an abyss", according to the former Minister who brought it into the public fold three years ago.
Wayne Perinchief was Culture Minister when the law — introducing heavy fines for companies ...
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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Criminals using cell phones, texting and the Internet to plot crimes could now have the Police monitoring their communications after MPs yesterday passed amendments to the Telecommunications Act.
Police have been able to legally wiretap phone lines i...
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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Injured biker leaves hospital
A 34-year-old Pembroke man who suffered injuries to his head and face after his cycle and two cars collided on North Shore Road, Pembroke, has been released from hospital after receiving treatment.
The accident on Thursd...
DATE: Jun 19, 2010
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Telecommunication companies will have to set up equipment so Police can wiretap their lines to help catch criminals, under legislation being debated in the House of Assembly today.
Legal sources yesterday said the new law wouldn't have any direct imp...
DATE: Jun 18, 2010
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Tourists were forced away from Horseshoe Bay yesterday after dozens of jellyfish and Portuguese man o' war washed up onshore.
The Department of Parks made the decision to close the popular beach to swimmers after 15 people were stung before noon.
A s...
DATE: Jun 18, 2010
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The Royal Gazette went to the Co-educational Facility to watch one of the final practices of the play 'Where are you Dad?'.
The play, written by Prison Farm inmate Lillian Ramphele, follows the life of two young men who grow up without a father figur...
DATE: Jun 18, 2010
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After learning about Bermuda's bluebird, primary one students at Saltus Grammar School raised more than $1,600 to help protect them
The 88 students visited the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo where they listened to lectures by the Bermuda Audubon Soc...
DATE: Jun 18, 2010
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