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guilty -- because a Magistrate spotted a legal loophole. Kavin Lottimore, of St. John's Road, Pembroke, admitted carrying a knife with a four-inch blade when he was searched by Police just after midnight on January 7. Prosecutor Sgt. Phil Taylor said...

drop in total visitors of almost two percent from the previous year's total. ----Page 2 MULINGA'S MEDICAL BILL RISING MAR HOS Mulinga's medical bill rising The medical bill for Zambian runner Charles Mulinga -- taken to hospital after an attack ...

contact authorities. Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said a 16-year-old Warwick youth was robbed at the Hamilton Bus depot, on Washinton Street, on Friday afternoon. The teen had withdrawn money from a bank and was waiting to catch a bus whe...

Reports of a turf war between two top UK Government Ministers over full British passports for Britain's remaining colonies were yesterday denied. And official spokesmen for Foreign Secretary Robin Cook and Home Secretary Jack Straw dismissed newspape...

The man in charge of the Bermuda Police `report cards' yesterday denied claims he was set to recommend a Foreign Office inquiry into the departure of ex-Police Commissioner Colin Coxall. Her Majesty's Inspector of Dependent Territories Police Forces ...

Police Commissioner Colin Coxall, according to senior Government figures. Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness and Deputy Governor Peter Willis told The Royal Gazette last night they had no knowledge of reports that the Coxall affair was to be probed...

Bermuda Regiment yesterday. And Capt. Larry Mussenden hailed the camp as a success, claiming just two conscripted soldiers had to be arrested for failing to turn up. He said: "There were quite a few more than that last year and we're very pleased wit...

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...