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Straughn: Families should talk more

Government remains committed to safeguarding the elderly and other...

Bagwell: Keep rugby iron hot

President of the Barbados Rugby Football Union (BRFU) Donovan...

One killed, 23 hurt in Russia’s largest drone attack of war

KYIV –  Russia pummelled Kyiv with the largest drone...

Police searching for man accused of murdering his three daughters

WASHINGTON – Police are still looking for a Washington...

Lashley calls for cops to explain ‘success’ of Pine operation

Former member of parliament (MP) for St Michael South...

Spurs sack Postecoglou after Europa League win

Ange Postecoglou has been sacked as Tottenham manager 16...

Major water shut-off

More than 30 000 Barbados Water Authority (BWA) customers are expected to suffer “heavy” disruption in their supply over the next two days, but...

Worrell lands scholarship

Shadae Worrell’s promising track and field career has taken off and is set to land in the United States. On the eve of her CARIFTA...

‘Nuff’ flying fish

Flying fish will be in abundance for Easter with a sharp rise in the catch that was scarce for months. Fish cleaner Fabian Douthy, the...

Mother, mate charged with wounding child

A Guyanese woman and her partner, who were living and working in Barbados under the Caricom Single Market and Economy free movement of labour...

Concern over Pine resident

Residents in Princess Royal Avenue, The Pine, St Michael, are concerned that another resident, an outpatient of the Psychiatric Hospital, might become violent. And while...

New radar system set up

Barbados now has a more powerful weather radar system which should help better forecast inclement weather. The island’s sole Doppler weather radar was commissioned yesterday...

BSSAC starts today

Today is D-Day in secondary schools’ track and field. Junior athletics supremacy will be decided today and tomorrow when the Powerade/Dasani Barbados Secondary Schools’ Athletics Championships...

Economists back scrapping 11-Plus

At least two economists are in support of the annual Barbados Secondary School Entrance Examination being scraped. “I am one that believes that the Common...

Taylor: Strong start critical

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand – West Indies Women’s captain Stafanie Taylor has underscored the importance of a strong start to their ICC 50-over World Cup...

Prison Fellowship calling for help

Prison Fellowship Barbados is crying out for support as the demands on its services increase. Executive director Neil Dowden said they continued to host a...