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Rebecca Bird

Rebecca Bird is an ethical multimedia journalist and news editor based in Newcastle, United Kingdom. She has more than 17 years of experience working on newspapers, news websites and radio stations in the UK and the Caribbean.

Rebecca has additional related skills in photography, videography, social media management, SEO, website design and voice acting.

You can find out more at www.rebeccabird.com

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UK to send specialist assistance to Turks and Caicos after surge in fatal shootings

From excellency to honourable: How to address government officials

Plan approved to protect Cayman’s endangered nesting seabirds

Turtle centre blames flagging cruise industry for declining revenue

Camana Bay’s second 10-storey office block given green light

Former Slipknot drummer pays tribute to Alex Van Halen in Cayman

Environment department defends conservation council after criticism

Cayman’s economic growth to slow in 2024, says premier

Budget 2024-2025 in numbers: Revenue, expenses and investments

UCCI begins journey to becoming a regional sustainability champion

Planning board rejects application for $2M cemetery on the Bluff

Infrastructure ministry gathers team to upgrade subsea cables

Public Lands Commission ordered to stop collecting ‘excessive’ personal data

Tropical cyclone likely to form in 48 hours bringing thunderstorms

Restaurant hosts ‘heritage day’ after events dropped from Pirates Week

Logic gets permission for 130-foot 5G tower

LGBTQ+ group assists in Bermuda same-sex marriage case

Man shot multiple times in targeted West Bay attack

Her Majesty’s Prison in Grand Turk is "not fit for human habitation” and should be condemned, according to the TCI’s human rights chief. The facility breaches several UN standards and inmates have been "dehumanised” by poor living conditions.

Scores of shoppers were captured on film jostling to enter IGA Smart supermarket in Downtown Providenciales in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The live video, which showed people shouting and refusing to queue at a safe distance, was posted to Facebook.

Rebecca Bird

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