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NATION Newscast November 26, 2015

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NATION Newscast November 26, 2015

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IN TONIGHT’S HEADLINES:

22 per cent VAT to be imposed on cell use.

Some children have been beaten so badly, they have had to miss school.

Two Bajans sanctioned by the WICB.

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Lead WI selector recommends getting help from former players
Most Honourable Desmond Haynes, the West Indies lead selector, has recommended CWI gets help from former players to prepare the Windies squad for the T20 World Cup later this year in Australia - FP
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Lead WI selector recommends getting help from former players

Gros Islet – Lead selector, Most Honourable Desmond Haynes said he recommended to Cricket West...

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Gayle skipping CPL to focus on 6IXTY
Chris Gayle, the self-proclaimed "Universe Boss", will focus on the 6IXTY this year - GP
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Gayle skipping CPL to focus on 6IXTY

Former West Indies batsman Chris Gayle will skip this year’s Caribbean Premier League (CPL) to...

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R. Kelly gets 30 years for sexual mis-behaviour
R. Kelly stands with his lawyers Jennifer Bonjean and Ashley Cohen during his sentencing hearing for federal sex trafficking on Wednesday at the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse in Brooklyn, New York, USA, in this courtroom sketch - Reuters
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R. Kelly gets 30 years for sexual mis-behaviour

New York City – R. Kelly was sentenced on Wednesday to 30 years in prison, following the...

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Man awaiting trial gunned down in St Vincent
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Man awaiting trial gunned down in St Vincent

KINGSTON – St Vincent and the Grenadines recorded its 22nd murder for the year when a 30...

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Private sector workers get 36% salary increase in Guyana
Some trade unions are pushing for a pay increase for public sector workers. (Internet image)
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Private sector workers get 36% salary increase in Guyana

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – Private sector employees will begin receiving a 36 per cent minimum wage...

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Minor damage, businesses and schools open, acting PM says
Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw reported generally minor damage from the tropical wave that passed across the island on Tuesday and announced the resumption of normal business activity and opening of schools - FP
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Minor damage, businesses and schools open, acting PM says

Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw reported there was generally minor damage to a few properties...

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