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Britain is set to offer full UK citizenship to its Dependent Territories -- but with a hefty price tag which could include trying people accused of money laundering and white-collar crime in Britain under English law, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
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DATE: Feb 02, 1998
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Police did a deal with a murder suspect and fitted him with a wire tap to get information about his co-defendant, a court heard yesterday.
Lawyers for Kirk Mundy, jointly accused of killing Canadian teenager Rebecca Middleton, claimed Police agreed n...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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Company yesterday.
The accident occurred shortly after noon when Belco staff spilled a concentrated acid used to clean carbon from generators at the Serpentine Road, Pembroke plant.
They initially used baking soda to contain the spill, but left the s...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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guilty to importing 15 ounces of cannabis into the Island from Jamaica.
Hall, 29, of Sousa Estate, Devonshire admitted the offence which occurred on January 4, 1998.
Sgt. Anthony Mouchette prosecuting said that Hall arrived at the Airport on a flight...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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and shift the Jerry Springer talk show from its 5.00 p.m. slot on weekday evenings because he claims that it is unsuitable for children.
The Jerry Springer talk show, which is second behind Oprah in popularity, is well known for its daily diet of obs...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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sold at auction because the mortgage has been foreclosed.
Mr. Hall is currently in the midst of a bankruptcy proceeding and his home situated at 42 Mount Hill, Pembroke will be sold at auction on February 12.
When contacted Mr. Hall said:"Yes it's be...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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hospitals to sporting organisations and from youth clubs to environmental groups. Volunteers are the key to success. Endless time is given, often by busy people, to any number of causes which benefit Bermuda and Bermudians.
Much of the governing of B...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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prohibited weapons after two judges this month threw out cases involving knives.
Senior Magistrate Will Francis yesterday let a man who had an offensive weapon walk freely from court.
Frederick Trott, 34, of Deep Dale Road, Pembroke, was searched by ...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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The Bermuda College and the Bank of N.T. Butterfield have teamed up to "break new ground'' with a new on-campus summer employment recruitment scheme.
During the week Bank of Butterfield representatives Nicole Desilva and Robin Minors-Robinson have be...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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new ground'' with a new on-campus summer employment recruitment scheme. During the week Bank of Butterfield representatives Nicole Desilva and Robin Minors-Robinson have been conducting interviews in the College's Student Hall Building with prospecti...
DATE: Jan 31, 1998
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