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Regional looks to have broken record

By the time this column appears the majority of the overseas visitors to the 2014 Bermuda Regional will be making their way back home, leaving us all a bit sad and deflated. The Regional Week is always one that is filled with excitement, fun and tens...
Feb 01, 2014
Court

Hung jury for man accused of attempted murder

After nearly nine hours of deliberations a Supreme Court jury told a judge last night it was unable to reach a verdict on the case of accused gunman Blaine Simmons for the attempted murder of Lo’Torean Durrant. The hung jury verdict came in at 8.35pm...
Feb 01, 2014
Opinion Writer

Wenger may not agree but window has good points

The January transfer window closed last night and the £37.1?million paid by Manchester United for Juan Mata remained as the highest transfer fee paid by a British club during this window. There were some deals done at the last minute, however, includ...
Feb 01, 2014
Other

Berkeley students help children with reading classes

Berkeley Institute students will be reading to children at the fast food KFC eatery tomorrow as part of a collaborative literacy initiative. Mr Jason Benevides, vice-president of KFC, sponsored eight of school’s students to visit universities and col...
Feb 01, 2014
Other

High tide and heavy rain combine to create flooding in Mill Creek

Business owners in the Mill Creek area are not holding their breath for a solution to the flooding that has plagued the area for decades. Despite efforts to reduce the flooding, the combination of heavy rains and a high tide makes flooding inevitable...
Feb 01, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Not that far removed

January 30, 2014 Dear Sir, There are 27 million people around the world in some form of slavery, of that number we are informed 15 million are women and children who have been abducted into the vile business of sexual slavery. This has been highlight...
Feb 01, 2014
Other

A 60-year love story

According to Marjorie Talbot, the day she first met Quinton Talbot it was love at first sight. She was on her way to school at Prospect School for Girls and he was going to work at the Naval Base. As he was getting off the bus he saw her, and the res...
Feb 01, 2014
Other

Retail sales take another tumble

Island retailers had a miserable Christmas according to the latest figures, with sales for December 2013 falling short of previous years. According to Government’s Department of Statistics, the Retail Sales Index fell 2.2 percent in December, with co...
Feb 01, 2014
Football

Town getimmediatechance foratonement

Now is the time to put together a run of games that will determine who wins the league, according to Damon Ming, the experienced Dandy Town winger. With the Premier Division heading into the business end of the season, teams from either end of the ta...
Feb 01, 2014
Other

Mad admits assaulting police officer

A Southampton man today admitted using threatening words and assaulting a police officer. Twenty-eight year-old Ashlee Clay, of Camp Hill, also admitted to obstructing police, causing wilful damage and driving an unlicensed motor car. The incident oc...
Feb 01, 2014
Opinion Writer

Feeling hot, hot, hot. Be warned – the season may soon be upon us

It may be a lot later than you think. Something that has gone unnoticed by many casual observers of nature is the considerably warmer than normal temperatures that the Island has been experiencing. There have been daily highs this past week that are ...
Feb 01, 2014
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