Politicians, like other Barbadians, must learn to control themselves.
This advice has come from the rector of the Church of Christ The King, the Reverend Luther Johnson.
Johnson made reference in his Sunday sermon to an apology from a politician for using offensive language during a parliamentary debate.
Barbados Labour Party Member of Parliament Dr William Duguid said Friday he was sorry for his outburst in the House last Tuesday, but claimed he was provoked by a governing party MP. (GA)
Priest: What we need is self-control
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