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Lawyer: PLP membership verification guide ‘void’ (opens the original)
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A legal dispute over Progressive Labour Party membership that could determine the future of the party’s leadership returned to the Supreme Court today for legal arguments. Addressing a courtroom full of party officials and supporters, Delroy Duncan KC, representing leadership contender and former finance minister Curtis Dickinson, said that only two issues remained in contention: the verification of members, and whether the party leadership could make retroactive decisions about accepted members
Women urged to be vigilant about breast cancer (opens the original)
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Women across Bermuda were urged to prioritise their breast health as Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins today. Breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among females on the island, affecting families, workplaces and communities. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said: “Breast cancer touches so many lives in Bermuda This month is a reminder to be vigilant about your breast health. “Look out for yourself, look out for your family and look out for your friends. Encourage one ano
Stories of recovery shared in emotional candlelight vigil (opens the original)
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Recovery Month drew to a close last night with a candlelight ceremony paying tribute to those lost to addiction, and those who worked to help others overcome it. Dozens of people, including those in recovery and who work with recovery services, took part in the Candlelight Vigil of Hope and Remembrance at Victoria Park. Laura Walker, of the Department for National Drug Control, told attendees: “We are here to let others know that recovery is possible. People do it every day.” Over the course of
Knock on wood: forecaster says 2026 may be hurricane-free (opens the original)
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A meteorological company has forecast that 2026 could potentially become the first year without a hurricane in more than a century AccuWeather said in a statement that strengthening “super El Niño conditions” in the Pacific were suppressing tropical development in the Atlantic as the most typically active period of the season passes. The statement said: “For the first time ever, AccuWeather is now forecasting the possibility of zero hurricanes forming this season. “If this were to occur, it woul
PLP: ‘Our door remains open’ (opens the original)
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The Progressive Labour Party has said that Curtis Dickinson has been “unwilling to engage in meaningful dialogue” as a dispute over membership changes continues. In a statement issued last night, the party said that it had sought to resolve the matter by agreeing to all of the requested orders, but said Mr Dickinson had “increased his targeted attack” and was seeking a political result through the courts. The statement said: “What is now being asked threatens the PLP’s ability to govern itself.
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