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Questions must be asked at ICC level over eligibility

Can Bermuda ever really be competitive at the highest level in cricket again? So many other countries are infested with overseas players who have become eligible, it isn’t funny. This recent World Twenty20 qualifying tournament, which was held in th...
Dec 06, 2013
Football

Bradford lose hope of keeping Wells

Bradford City have resigned themselves to the strong possibility that they will lose Nahki Wells, their leading scorer, in the January transfer window. Having recently agreed terms with James Hanson, the Bermudian’s strike partner for the past two se...
Dec 06, 2013
Other

Govt to stage public meetings on SAGE

Premier Craig Cannonier has called for open public dialogue on recommendations in the recently released SAGE Commission report as Government considers its next steps. Mr Cannonier said this afternoon that Government will be reaching out to the Island...
Dec 06, 2013
Golf

Fukushima holds his nerve

Kent Fukushima overcame a wobbly start and held it together when it mattered most to claim a maiden Gosling’s Invitational title at the second attempt at Belmont Hills yesterday. The Canadian tour player carded a one-over-par 71 for a 72-hole total o...
Dec 06, 2013
Bermuda Stock Exchange

Bermuda Press gains 6%

Bermuda Press (Holdings) Ltd advanced nearly six percent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading yesterday. The parent company of The Royal Gazette, which also owns various retail, real estate and commercial printing interests, gained 50 cents to close on ...
Dec 06, 2013
Opinion Writer

Managers run players’ careers — they can also ruin them

A footballer’s career can often be shaped by his club manager. Their decisions will determine whether it becomes a case of pain or gain. With so many Bermudian players in the news these days — enough overseas to fill the entire national team — it’s i...
Dec 06, 2013
Other

Govt electricity bill costing taxpayers $230,000 a month

Electricity bills for just three Government buildings are costing taxpayers more than $230,000 a month, it has been revealed. And a further $200,000 of public money was squandered by the former Government after it failed to taken advantage of a disco...
Dec 06, 2013
Running-Triathlon

Watson expects bumper turnout for cross country

National champions will be crowned tomorrow when the Bermuda National Athletics Association Cross Country Championships are held at St George’s golf course. Donna Watson, the president of the BNAA, expects a good turnout for the final race of the cr...
Dec 06, 2013
Other

Sunday shopping allowed in run-up to Christmas

Shoppers have been given three extra days to snap up Christmas purchases after Government lifted retail laws. Retailers will now be able to open their stores in the three Sundays running up to Christmas, starting from this Sunday, December 8. The exe...
Dec 06, 2013
Other

Govt proposes to extend police powers

Laws granting police the power to detain gun suspects without charge for up to 28 days — which were due to expire at the end of this month — could be extended for another three years under new Government proposals. And police could also be granted an...
Dec 06, 2013
Other

Times journalist Dexter Smith happy to be back

The Royal Gazette is happy to announce the return of Dexter Smith to the company in the position of Deputy Editor (Head of Sport). Mr Smith, 52, who was formerly Sports Editor of this paper and The Mid-Ocean News, has spent the past 13 years abroad w...
Dec 05, 2013
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