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NATION newscast April 23, 2014

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SHERRYLYN CLARKE, [email protected]

NATION newscast April 23, 2014

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In tonight’s news:

200 workers to go from the NCC.

The $500 tickets for Top Gear have sold out.

And a parental beating video causes outrage in Trinidad.

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Stiffer laws for elder abuse
Attorney Corey Beckles (left) and legal assistant Anthony Hinds explaining how the proposed legislation would give agencies the power to protect the elderly. (Picture by Jameel Springer.)
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Stiffer laws for elder abuse

Three attorneys are working on a 53-page proposal that would impose stiff penalties for anyone...

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Final farewell to all-rounder
The cricket community was out in large numbers to bid final farewell to former Barbados all-rounder Neil Maynard, popularly known as Neil Phillips. (Picture by Kenmore Bynoe)
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Final farewell to all-rounder

The cricket fraternity turned out in its numbers on Wednesday at the Western Light Church of the...

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Cop: He said he didn’t mean to do it
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Cop: He said he didn’t mean to do it

Murder accused Shawn Phillips told the mother of Melissa Davis that he “ain’t went to” kill...

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Men urged to get tested
Medical coordinator of the breast screening programme of the Barbados Cancer Society Dr Shirley Jhagroo (centre), in the company of (from left) former walk manager Shakida Grant, CIBC FirstCaribbean’s chief executive officer Mark St Hill, director of retail banking Michelle Whitelaw and Natalie Hunte, communications manager at Massy Stores Barbados Limited. (Picture by Nigel Browne)
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Men urged to get tested

Although it is rare, men can also get breast cancer and the Barbados Cancer Society now has the...

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Parkinson closed on Friday
The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training - FP
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Parkinson closed on Friday

Parkinson Memorial Secondary School will be closed on Friday and classes will remain online for...

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Rowley says court decision “disturbing”
Trinidad & Tobago prime minister, Dr Keith Rowley - FP
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Rowley says court decision “disturbing”

Port of Spain, Trinidad – Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley described as “disturbing” the...

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