IMF: Massive economic impact from pandemic
Moore ready to tackle both jobs
Barbados Labour Party (BLP) candidate for St George North, Toni Moore, is again making the case...
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Review team says CXC remarking justified
Bridgetown – The Barbados-based Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) has released the report of an...
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No-case submission upheld in dangerous driving case
The nine-member jury in a dangerous driving case returned a not guilty verdict yesterday after they...
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Statue of Lord Nelson to be moved November 16
The statue of Lord Nelson will be removed from Heroes Square, The City on November 16, United Nations International Day For Tolerance. This was announced by Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with Responsibility for Culture John King, a short...
Police ‘playing catch-up’
The guns are still coming. Despite Government’s efforts to tighten security at the ports of entry, with new scanners and other state-of-the- art risk assessment customs software, Commissioner of Police Tyrone Griffith says that most of the guns, w...
Call for better security at all schools
Classes resumed yesterday at St Leonard’s Boys’ School, after it was closed on Wednesday because of an attempted robbery. And the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) will still be pressing for increased security measures to be put in place at schools...
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LIAT sends retrenchment letters to staff
St John’s – The cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, which is hoping to return to the skies on November 1, has informed retrenched workers that p...IMF: Massive economic impact from pandemic
Bridgetown – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Friday said the econom...LIAT could resume flights in November
Cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT, which is undergoing a restructuring p...More charges laid against Opposition member, election officials in Guyana
Georgetown – The chairperson of the main opposition People’s National C...SPORTS
. . . And they’re off!
All systems are go for the resumption of horse racing at the Garrison Savannah. Three months after Government lifted COVID-19 restrictions on sport...Politics
Moore ready to tackle both jobs
Barbados Labour Party (BLP) candidate for St George North, Toni Moore, is again making the case that her commitment to labour, being general secretary...Food security high on Grosvenor’s agenda
Attaining self-sufficiency in food will require better land use, including ...Business
Royal Pavilion reopens next month
Fairmont Royal Pavilion will be reopening to guests and visitors on November 1. In a release, the St James property said this would include select ...US stocks rise on Friday
Washington – United States US stocks rose on Friday and the S&P 500 a...Look beyond debt relief, says World Bank economist
Bridgetown – The chief economist at the World Bank for Latin America and ...Another OECD hit
Barbados’ ability to attract foreign investors is still at risk. And M...World
Pope: Homosexuals should be protected by civil unions
Rome – Pope Francis says in a film released on Wednesday that homosexuals should be protected by civil union laws, in some of the clearest language ...Britain trying to rescue trade talks with Europe
LONDON/BRUSSELS – Britain and the European Union (EU) will on Monday atte...Beheaded teacher was targeted online
PARIS/CONFLANS-SAINTE-HONORINE, France – Samuel Paty, the teacher beheade...EU to keep pressing Britain on trade deal
Brussels - European Union leaders will agree on Thursday to extend talks wi...Lifestyle
