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Some beachgoers upset with changes to Heywoods access

People who frequently use Heywoods Beach in St Peter,...

Dust haze advisory for Barbados

Barbadians with respiratory issues and allergies are being advised...

Matthews in line for more ICC honours

Barbadian allrounder Hayley Matthews is on the shortlist for...

Rawlins gets remanded

Tyrese Antonio Rawlins was remanded to Dodds Prison when...

Death toll rises after Colombia struck by 7.4 earthquake

At least 77 people were killed after a powerful...

UEFA, Concacaf and AFC accuse FIFA of breaking trust

FIFA and its leadership have been accused of breaking...

Trudeau predicts tough winter with COVID

OTTAWA – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday predicted a “tough winter” in the face of a second wave of COVID-19 infections engulfing...

House, Senate going partially virtual

Sittings of the House of Assembly and the Senate are going partially virtual. Under a proclamation from Governor General Dame Sandra Mason, read by Speaker...

Happy to be free of rape charge

“Praise God. Thank you, Father!” Lionel DaCosta Wilson whispered those words just after he was found not guilty on a rape charge by majority verdict...

$2.8m bailout for cave company

Revenue has dried up at the company which manages Harrison’s Cave, forcing Government to rescue it with $2.8 million. That is the amount of money...

Narrow escape as tree crashes down

A woman and her three passengers narrowly escaped injury after she frantically reversed just in time to avoid a huge toppling mahogany tree which...

BFA signs MOU with Boyce Foundation

The Barbados Football Association (BFA) has signed a historic memorandum of understanding with the Emmerson Boyce Foundation, which will see football on the island...

Advisory issued as tropical wave affects Barbados

A tropical wave and an upper level trough are affecting the island. The Barbados Meteorological Services is forecasting mostly cloudy to overcast conditions, with occasional...

Sprinter Coleman gets two-year ban

World 100 metres champion Christian Coleman will miss next year’s Tokyo Olympics after being banned for two years for breaching whereabouts rules, the Athletics...

State of Emergency extended until 2021

The state of emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic in Barbados was extended until March 27, 2021. Attorney General Dale Marshall made the announcement on Tuesday...

Seven more recoveries, no new cases

Seven people were discharged from isolation after being negative for COVID-19 in tests performed by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory on Sunday, October...