Friday, May 3, 2024

Editors Pick

‘Do what’s right’

Do the right thing and turn yourselves in. That is the plea to those who were involved in the two hit-and-run accidents which occurred over the course of the last...

Universities brace for possible disruptions at commencement ceremonies

The next chapter of campus protests may soon begin, with universities across the US preparing for possible disruptions...

Jobless man’s 8-day crime spree

Within an eight-day period, Allan DeCurtis Junior Crichlow broke into four business places and stole almost $5 000. After...

Verstappen leads in Miami practice

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen set the pace in practice at the Miami Grand Prix despite a tricky session...

Cops still investigating body in well

The investigation into the body discovered in a well in St George is at a sensitive stage, say...

‘Revisit plan for mini stadia’

Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne has urged Government to revisit its plan to build 15 mini stadia, suggesting the concept is “misconceived” and that consideration...

The way out

Landowners of the disputed area of Payne’s Bay, St James, have committed to building a new pedestrian beach access. However, Senior Minister and St James...

Three killed after tornadoes hit Indiana and Ohio

At least three people were killed and dozens injured after severe weather and tornadoes swept across parts of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio overnight. All three...

Suspended term for assaulting boy

With the aid of a stick and assistance from a helper, DaCosta Walcott made his way to the dock of the No. 4A Supreme...

Call for more forensic psychiatrists

More forensic psychiatrists are needed in Barbados. This is the assessment of President of Barbados Association of Psychiatrists (BAP) Dr Nya Maughn based on demands...

Wharton ready to serve BFA again

Former Barbados Football Association (BFA) presidential candidate Fabian Wharton has entered the ring as a heavyweight, this time challenging the incumbent Captain Al Walcott...