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A ten-year-old girl and a teenager were both in intensive care last night following a weekend of carnage on Bermuda's roads.
A total of five people were injured in just a few hours of each other in two separate road accidents in the west end of the I...
DATE: Mar 11, 2002
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The Department of Consumer Affairs has announced that a number of computer power cords have been recalled due to faults in the manufacturing.
Longwell Electrics has recalled the Longwell LS-7C power cords, which are sold with inkjet printers from Hew...
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Three quarters of Bermudians want to have a constitutional conference before any changes are made to the constitution which would alter the electoral system, according to the latest poll commissioned by The Association for Due Process and the Constit...
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Workers at Daniel's Head eco-resort are set to meet with management today after being told that the summer opening of the holiday village is to be delayed by a month.
The Royal Gazette understands that staff were told on Friday that due to problems s...
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Bermuda has been left wondering what's going to happen with toxic waste on the former US naval baselands now that Government has accepted that the Americans will not be paying for the clean-up.
And that, says MP Trevor Moniz, is a national issue that...
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An immigration officer is suing Minister of Labour and Home Affairs Terry Lister claiming unfair dismissal when the service combined with Customs earlier this year.
Pregnant Jennifer Lightbourne has filed a writ in the Supreme Court demanding redunda...
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The Boundaries Commission is set to resume its deliberations on new electoral rules today.
Last summer, the Boundaries Commission was empowered by an order in council to make recommendations on the number, and boundaries, of new constituencies in a r...
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Government is to ask the Auditor General to expand an ongoing audit into the troubled Bermuda Housing Corporation (BHC), following allegations of corruption and grossly inflated sums of money paid out to contractors.
"If there is anything wrong, a se...
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Government backbencher and union boss Derrick Burgess last night denied that his dual roles created a conflict of interests after he came under fire from Opposition MPs.
He said as a Progressive Labour Party MP and president of the Bermuda Industrial...
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The National Liberal Party (NLP) sees "nothing wrong" with Bermuda joining Caricom, it said in a press statement yesterday.
"The most important thing to consider before joining Caricom is for the Bermuda Government to define the benefits and to tell ...
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