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Motorist banned for 12 months

A motorist was banned from driving all vehicles for 12 months yesterday after he admitted failing to give a breath sample to police. Trevor Forth, 48, of Ramgoat Hill, Smith’s, also got an $800 fine from Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo. Prosecutor Yanique...
Apr 05, 2018
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Lack of females concerns Horton-Perinchief

Katura Horton-Perinchief, Bermuda’s chef de mission, admits she is concerned and saddened by the lack of women in Bermuda’s Commonwealth Games team. The Gold Coast will be the first games in history embracing true gender equality, with an equal numbe...
Apr 05, 2018
Court

Fines for speeding offenders

A man was fined almost $1,000 for traffic offences yesterday. T’Shun Basden, 24, admitted in Magistrates’ Court to two speeding offences and driving an unlicensed motorcycle. Magistrate Khamisi Tokunbo fined him $400 for speeding at 70km/h in Septemb...
Apr 05, 2018
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Bermuda celebrates iconic activist for peace

Hundreds of people attended a commemoration of the life of the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr yesterday to mark the 50th anniversary of the peace activist’s murder. Glenn Fubler, who helped organise the tribute at City Hall, said it was an occasion t...
Apr 05, 2018
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Bermuda broadens beneficial ownership regime

Bermuda is taking steps to preserve its reputation as a well-regarded and desired domicile for quality business by committing to implement international standards of transparency in order to support the global fight against money laundering and terro...
Apr 05, 2018
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Film-maker capturing island spirit

A Franco-German TV crew visited Bermuda on a mission to capture the spirit of the residents. Kristian Kaehler, producer for a series on British islands, said the project was about revealing “the real people”. Mr Kaehler said: “It’s about really comi...
Apr 05, 2018
Football

Rangers run brings back memories for Raynor

Southampton Rangers’ magical run in this season’s FA Cup has evoked pleasant memories for former midfielder Eldon Raynor. Raynor was a member of the Rangers team who reached the inaugural FA Cup final in 1955-56 as a second division side. Sixty-two y...
Apr 05, 2018
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Bermuda at ‘tipping point’ of child abuse

Bermuda is the first country in the world to reach “tipping point” with more than 12 per cent of its adult population trained in child sex abuse prevention. More than 6,800 residents have taken courses with Saving Children and Revealing Secrets, and ...
Apr 05, 2018
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The real final frontier

James Delgado started in archaeology anticipating a career with his feet firmly on dry land. What changed his mind was an old whaling ship under San Francisco's financial district, six blocks from the ocean. “In 1978, my employers, the US National Pa...
Apr 05, 2018
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Survey says third of children abused

One in three Bermuda residents suffered sex abuse before the age of 18, a new survey has shown. Saving Children and Revealing Secrets, a charity that helps to prevent child sex abuse, teamed up with the Bermuda Health Council to conduct the survey. M...
Apr 05, 2018
Education

Teacher loses case in Court of Appeal

A former CedarBridge Academy teacher who lost a “bitterly fought” Court of Appeal challenge against the education ministry over a workplace medical complaint admitted yesterday that she did not do enough to prove her case. Karen Clemons said: “I did...
Apr 05, 2018
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