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Forecast: Hot spells until November

News Diara Springer Diara Springer -
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

Editors Pick Adriel Adriel -
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

Sports Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
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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