Bernie Ecclestone's daughter Tamara seeks suitor for her mother Slavica Governor makes crime a priority With the man who blinded him in one eye in a London cemetery still at large, George Fergusson, the newly installed Governor of Bermuda, is determined to stamp out crime on the island where he now presides. Ironically, his mugging took place just after he had returned from a meeting with the West Midlands police to discuss initiatives targeting crime and particularly gang-related problems. "Bermuda has been working on those themes, and has been comparing ideas with the West Midlands," he says. Maybe we can get to a point where Bermuda is having its ideas borrowed by some other places. Fergusson admits to a degree of bemusement that no one has been charged with the assault on him. Brown piles it on It is no wonder Gordon Brown's suit looked tight on him when he appeared at the Leveson Inquiry. Mandrake hears that the former prime minister long ago dispensed with his personal trainer. He went for a single highly publicised jog while he was PM - his Nike trainers looking like they had seen little active service, even then - but these days he seldom ventures outdoors. "He leads a very sedentary life, and, what with his wife Sarah's home-cooking, together with his constant snacking, he's inevitably put on quite a bit of weight," whispers an acquaintance of the old ogre.