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Lawyers dismiss case against accused men as weak and vague

Lawyers for two men charged with the premeditated murder of David Clarke called for a jury to find them not guilty, saying the prosecution’s case was weak and vague. Jahkeo LeShore, 32, and Darrion Simons, 21, have both denied the fatal shooting of M...
Sep 11, 2014
Reinsurance

The rise in alternative forms of reinsurance capital

With ratings agency Fitch Ratings recently publishing an update of its methodology for rating insurance-linked securities (ILS), now is a good time to explore the rise of ILS from an unconventional form of risk transfer to the conventional method of ...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Unpaid farm workers struggling

Three farm workers who say they are owed about $86,000 in unpaid wages are still fighting for their money. They said this week they feared they would have no choice but to stop work as they could not keep grafting for free indefinitely. But the men t...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Bermudian chef cooking up a storm in UK

A Bermudian chef in the UK has been left beaming with pride after his culinary skills and new restaurant got featured on BBC1’s Taste of Britain show. “I’m really proud of what we achieved in such a short space of time,” said Jahdre Hayward, who rece...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Bridging the Railway Trail gap

Another piece in the Railway Trail jigsaw was carefully manoeuvred into position yesterday. Four huge bridge sections were brought down from Dockyard and installed off Bailey’s Bay. The project is part of an ongoing initiative to reconnect the old tr...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Schools to celebrate playwright at festival

The 450th anniversary this year of William Shakespeare’s birth lends a special significance to the upcoming Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival, which will be staged for the first time at City Hall’s Earl Cameron Theatre. “It’s an exciting occasion ...
Sep 11, 2014
Football

Smith and Kings step up bid forpromotion

Jonté Smith and his Kemi Kings team-mates will be looking to make further inroads towards clinching promotion from the Kakkonen North League when they host fourth-placed OPS on Sunday. With four rounds remaining in the regular season, Kings have a th...
Sep 11, 2014
On The Market

An immaculate family home provides lots of space with real warmth

On Oleander Lane in Devonshire, in the heart of a pleasant neighbourhood, the overwhelming impression on entering this beautifully maintained home is one of lofty, luminous space. Enter the house through a brand-new entry way porch that features a cl...
Sep 11, 2014
International Business

Economists: Scottish ‘yes’ vote could benefit Island

Peter Everson said: “Bermuda always prospers when other countries face uncertainty,” pointing to the US War of Independence; US Civil War, First World War and Second World War, all of which provided economic benefits to the Island, primarily in its r...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Senior struck by bike while crossing road

A 79-year-old woman is in hospital after being knocked down by a motorcycle. The senior, from Devonshire, was struck on South Road near the junction with Devonshire Bay Road at about 8.50am on Wednesday morning. The pedestrian was trying to cross t...
Sep 11, 2014
Other

Library promotes the benefits of membership

Residents are being encouraged to discover a huge range of resources they can now access at the Bermuda National Library — and could be in line for a prize if they join up. The facility is promoting the benefits of membership — which now include acce...
Sep 11, 2014
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