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Regulator won’t allow for bribes

Under the table payments to secure a casino licence in Bermuda wouldn’t be possible under Government’s gaming regulatory regime, Attorney General Mark Pettingill insisted last night before MPs. “The checks and balances that we are ensuring going into...
Feb 15, 2014
Opinion Writer

City should see off Mourinho’s brand of mind games

José Mourinho, the Chelsea manager, is becoming the master of the mind games; they don’t call him the “Special One” for nothing. Yesterday he and Arsene Wenger, the Arsenal manager, went back and forth with comments directed at each other. Wenger sa...
Feb 15, 2014
Letters to the Editor

We all have to pay the piper eventually

February 13, 2014 Dear Sir When I read an article like that in your Sports Section today, where yet another athlete complains about the fees introduced for the use of the National Stadium, I feel the need to respond. I wouldn’t know Tyrone Smith from...
Feb 15, 2014
Other

Serving God and making a big difference in the lives of others

Picking up trash, cleaning offices and planting gardens for local charities isn’t how most young people dream of spending their weekend. But it recently proved to be an eye opening and rewarding experience for 40 students, ages 11 to 17, from Corner...
Feb 15, 2014
Football

Valuable game time in win for Wells but no goals

Nahki Wells’s scoring drought was extended to five matches this afternoon, but the Bermudian could take solace from Huddersfield Town winning 2-1 away to Birmingham City to move to thirteenth place in the Sky Bet Championship. Huddersfield have had a...
Feb 15, 2014
Other

Sweetness and love ... direct from Sugar Hill’z bakery

Valentine’s Day is here and if you still haven’t bought something sweet for your true love, it’s okay to fudge it. That’s the word from Richard Gibbons Jr, owner of the new Sugar Hill’z home bakery in Sandys. Sugar Hill’z specialises in “Bermudian” f...
Feb 14, 2014
Opinion Writer

We must get quality coaching into players while in their youth

As I continue to tackle the root of the problem with cricket in Bermuda, this week I want to focus on the coaching aspect of the game, or lack thereof. Coaching is an art. It is a skill, whereby the aim is to improve the individual player or team thr...
Feb 14, 2014
Other

Twins’ killer to spend Valentine’s Day at home

Kenneth Burgess, one of the men convicted of murdering twins Jahmal and Jahmil Cooper in 2005, has been given permission by Westgate Correctional Facility staff to spend a portion of Valentine’s Day at home with his wife and son, The Royal Gazette un...
Feb 14, 2014
Court

Daniels to challenge dispersal order

Young black men who fit a certain profile may be subject to unconstitutional requests by police to disperse from an area, according to local defence attorney and opposition Senator Marc Daniels. Mr Daniels will be challenging in Supreme Court the con...
Feb 14, 2014
Other

Storms on East Coast put freezeto field for Rendezvous

A deadly winter storm that has ravaged the United States is also taking its toll on the Bermuda Rendezvous Tournament that officially gets under way today at Warwick Lanes. The storm has forced flight cancellations that have left overseas participant...
Feb 14, 2014
Health

Foggo: Is care centre being set up to fail?

St David’s MP Lovitta Foggo has expressed concerns that the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre is being set up to fail. Government pledged to keep the St David’s facility open “until an acceptable and financially viable alternative arrangement is in place...
Feb 14, 2014
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