prison on Monday after being found guilty of possessing $1.5 million of cocaine with intent to supply. ---- Page 3 RING STOLEN FROM CRASH VICTIM AC CRM Ring stolen from crash victim A heartless crook stole an heirloom diamond ring from a young mother as she lay bleeding from horrific injuries after a road accident. And yesterday Libby Cook begged the thief to have a change of heart and hand it back. ---- Page 3 CHILD SAVED AFTER TANK FALL FIR RES Child saved after tank fall Firefighters have declared a miracle after a six-year-old boy emerged unscathed from a 20-foot fall to the bottom of a water tank this week. ---- Page 6 GIBBONS DISMISSES BOOK CLAIMS GVT Gibbons dismisses book claims References to Bermuda and the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) in a new book that characterises the Island as a known money-laundering jurisdiction were dismissed this week by Finance Minister Grant Gibbons and BMA general manager, Malcolm Williams. ---- Business, Page 13 EAP GETS MESSAGE ACROSS CLB EAP gets message across Companies are learning that if they ignore their employees' needs, they do so at their peril, say the people behind the Employee Assistance Programme, which is marking its tenth anniversary. ---- Living, Page 27 BLAZERS SNATCH MARTONMERE SOC Blazers snatch Martonmere In a match that was full of drama, Boulevard came from an early goal down to strike twice in extra-time and retain their Martonmere Cup title in yesterday's final at the National Stadium. ---- Sport, Page 39 SPRINGBOKS DEFEAT BERMUDA RUG Springboks defeat Bermuda Bermuda gave a good account of themselves in the opening game on the second day of the World Rugby Classic yesterday, but they were unable to turn effort into points as they lost 46-7 to South Africa. ---- Sport, Page 39