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Forecast: Hot spells until November

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Extended hot spells are expected to continue all the way to November, meteorological officials warn.Barbadians are experiencing sweltering conditions as maximum temperatures have soared...

Heat warning from Met Office

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Weather forecasters have warned that high temperatures will persist in Barbados for the remainder of September and the greater part of October.In a weather...

Players call for change to Olympics tennis schedule

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Novak Djokovic and Daniil Medvedev have called for Olympic organisers to change the tennis schedule because of the sweltering conditions players said were the...

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