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A glaring advertisement omission

Dear Editor, The Bermuda Tourism Authority runs an advertisement before each movie. It presents an attractive Bermuda environment. At one point it proclaims, “We are English, we are Caribbean, we are Portuguese” At no point does it proclaim “We are ...
Feb 06, 2015
Cricket

BCB setfor review

Bermuda Cricket Board will hold meetings today and tomorrow as part of a comprehensive review of its plans for the future. The International Cricket Council will be supporting the BCB in its endeavours and Tom Humphries, the regional development offi...
Feb 06, 2015
Opinion Writer

Two generations but same defiant stand

“Freedom is never voluntarily given by the oppressor; it must be demanded by the oppressed.” — Martin Luther King, Jr Fifty years ago this week, events in Bermuda took a turn that would see social discourse and history change forever for a number of...
Feb 06, 2015
Other

We may have stumbled on to a better approach

It is amazing really, Mr. Editor, what people can come up with when their backs are against the wall. One of the things we learned from last week’s events was that when Cabinet sat around the table for four hours in the early evening hours of Day On...
Feb 06, 2015
Court

Adoption hope for same-sex couples

Unmarried and same-sex couples can apply to jointly adopt children, according to a recent judgment in the Supreme Court. Under the Adoption Act 2006, unmarried couples have been unable to jointly adopt children. Bermuda does not recognise same-sex ma...
Feb 06, 2015
Other

Sport proving a smash hit

Promoting the Island as a tourist destination through table tennis may be a first, but then few others members of the North American Table Tennis Union can boast such a setting ... “pink sandy beaches with the sun setting in the distant horizon on a ...
Feb 06, 2015
Opinion Writer

Irish memories flooding back

World Cup cricket will be here next weekend, which might cause many of us to reflect on 2005 when Bermuda qualified for the competition for the first time. It has been nearly a decade since Bermuda shocked the world of cricket by becoming the smalles...
Feb 06, 2015
Tennis-Squash

Franklin confident of titledefence

Micah Franklin and Runa Reta, the men’s and women’s defending champions, have confirmed their entries for next month’s Digicel Bermuda National Squash Championships. Franklin, the England-based world No 180, is excited about participating on home cou...
Feb 06, 2015
Other

PLP calls for creation of sex offenders database

The introduction of a sex offenders database was last night backed by Shadow Public Safety Minister Walter Roban. The Progressive Labour Party MP cited a spike in domestic violence and cases of inappropriate sexual conduct coming before the courts. ...
Feb 06, 2015
Golf

Charity has no issues withTaylor

A charity chosen to benefit from the first Bermuda Golf Classic has no concerns about Lawrence Taylor’s potential role in the tournament. One of the greatest players to have played in the National Football League, Taylor was sentenced to six years pr...
Feb 06, 2015
Court

Fatal road crash driver rebailed

A Bermudian driver arrested after a fatal crash in Britain has been rebailed by Police until next month. The 69-year-old, from Southampton, was behind the wheel when his car collided with a motorcyclist in West Sussex. The man, whose name has not bee...
Feb 06, 2015
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