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"Fuel prices rise by almost 18% in 12 months"

The price of fuel has risen by almost 18 percent in a year, new figures released this afternoon show. According to the Retail Sales Index, consumer demand fell across almost all retail sectors as sales fell by more than four percent in May with the e...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Reggie Lambe on trial at Newport County"

Released Town winger Reggie Lambe is on trial with Blue Square Bet Premier side Newport County. The 20-year-old was told his Ipswich Town terms wouldn't be extended at the end of the season. Lambe returned to former loan club Bristol Rovers for a t...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Nahki Wells scores twice for Bradford City"

Nahki Wells did his chances of winning a permanent contract with Bradfiord City no harm by bagging a brace in a friendly match for the League Two side. The 21-year-old trialist played 75 minutes in Bradford's 7-1 win over non-league side Silsden at t...
Jul 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

‘Déjà vu all over again'

June 28, 2011. Dear Sir, In her Throne Speech of November 2010, the Premier invited us to take note of “the new normal” as applied to Bermuda. This interesting adaptation of Peter Drucker's statement is now reflected in Bermuda's state of affairs sin...
Jul 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Where are the jobs?"

July 8, 2011 Dear Sir, The only advertised jobs are for top executives or cleaning, wait staff, care for the elderly and nannies for child care or gardening positions. There must be other jobs out there. Why are there not positions advertised for ret...
Jul 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Hold a by-election"

July 9, 2011 Dear Sir, I'm interested in the Kim and Charlie Swan logic. The UBP is dissolved. It is no longer a Party in existence or recognised because it doesn't exist. It has no structure; it has no office; it has no Constitution; and it has no m...
Jul 14, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"A short history of Bermuda"

July 9, 2011 Dear Sir, There once was a beautiful, idyllic island in the Atlantic Ocean. One night, during an horrific hurricane, a passing British vessel was shipwrecked off the coast. The bedraggled survivors made their way ashore and in the proces...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Alert at airport as plane diverts"

A JetBlue flight en-route to Boston from the Dominican Republic was diverted to LF Wade International Airport yesterday after the plane’s smoke indicator was activated. Airport officials initially believed there to be smoke in the cockpit of flight 8...
Jul 14, 2011
Politics

"Furbert defends Lefroy House in wake of story"

Staff at Lefroy House should be commended for doing a great job to care for our seniors, according to Senator LaVerne Furbert. Sen Furbert told the Senate she was “very concerned” to read a story in The Royal Gazette about seniors “languishing” at t...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Longbird Bridge to partially close"

The Longbird Bridge is to close for scheduled maintenance this weekend. A Government spokesperson said the St George’s span would be closed to traffic on Sunday, from 6am to 10am. “During the period of the closure, vehicles will be restricted to one-...
Jul 14, 2011
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"Sailor returning from Bermuda is found dead"

A 48-year-old sailor travelling from Bermuda to his home in Maine was found dead in Gloucester Harbour, Massachusetts this weekend. According to Gloucester police, David Kendall, from Yarmouth, Maine, had moored his 43.9ft sailboat in East Gloucester...
Jul 14, 2011
Politics

"Senate backs higher fines for anti-social behaviour on buses"

Senators have agreed to allow stiffer penalties for anti-social behaviour on buses, but also raised concerns about the lack of information available. Junior National Security Minister Jonathan Smith told the Senate the new law would prove to people w...
Jul 14, 2011
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