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West Indies 134-7 in their first innings at tea

ST GEORGE’S – West Indies were 134 for seven, replying to England’s first innings total of 204, at tea on the second day of...
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142 new virus cases

A total of 142 people, 70 males and 72 females, tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) on Thursday, March 24, from the 844 tests carried...
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Elderly woman succumbs to COVID-19; toll at 330

An 80-year-old woman is the latest person to die from novel coronavirus (COVID-19). She was unvaccinated and passed away on Wednesday, March 23. Her death...
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West Indies 71-3 in their first innings at lunch

ST GEORGE’S – West Indies were 71 for three, replying to England’s first innings total of 204, at lunch on the second day of...
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UK: COVID-19 infections climb by a million in a week

Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases have climbed by a million in a week in the United Kingdom, data from the Office for National Statistics reveals. Swab tests...
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Barbados, India maintain good relations

High Commissioner Designate Shankar Balachandran said recently that India wants to improve its 55-year relationship with Barbados. He was speaking during a courtesy call with...
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Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean islands up for sale

Private Caribbean islands owned by the deceased sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein are up for sale and could fetch up to US$125m (£94.7m). A...
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Cave training for Fire Service

Members of the Barbados Fire Service are trying to better understand some of Barbados’ cave systems. A group of 17, including Chief Fire Officer Errol...
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Ukraine not alone in fight against Russia, says England’s PM Johnson

Brussels - Ukraine is "not alone" in its fight against Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said. He said the United Kingdom would not...
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Slavery was abhorrent, says Prince William

Kingston – Britain’s Prince William on Wednesday night expressed his “profound sorrow” for slavery, as he dined with Jamaican officials on the penultimate day...
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Three bar bandits admit guilt

In a surprising turn of events, three men who were on trial for robbing Monsta Grill Bar owner Elvis Graham and his staff almost...
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Win for ex-Sandy Lane workers

The prestigious Sandy Lane Hotel has lost a court battle for the third time in relation to the wrongful dismissal of three former employees. The...
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