Gunman claims judge was biased
Roger Rommel Stephen Sealy yesterday argued that the judge who sentenced him to eight years for three firearmrelated offences was biased against him and lacked impartiality. This Content Is Only
Pilots ‘fear retribution’ over refusing to fly in Middle East
MONTREAL/NEW DELH – Airline pilots who have safety concerns about flying in the Middle East during the Iran war have told a global aviators’ union group they fear blowback ranging from lost pay to
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Death at Hindsbury Road
There are reports reaching The Nation of a fatal incident at Hindsbury Road, St Michael. Details are sketchy at this time, but the victim appears to be a male. More
Hurricane victims still living in school shelters to be relocated
KINGSTON – The Jamaica government Thursday said that all persons still housed in school shelters following the passage of Hurricane Melissa last October 28, will be relocated to suitable accommodations
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St Peter man remanded on gun and ammo charges
Shan Andrew Babb was remanded to Barbados Prison Service (Dodds) when he appeared in the District ‘A’ Criminal Court today. Babb, 24, of Gays, St Peter, was charged with possession
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‘Diddy’ lawyers to urge appeals court to overturn conviction
NEW YORK – Lawyers for Sean “Diddy” Combs are expected to tell an appeals court on Thursday the judge who oversaw the hip-hop mogul’s sex crimes trial should not have considered evidence
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Swimmers show golden touch
Barbados stamped its authority on the 2026 CARIFTA Aquatic Championships in Martinique with a dazzling display of gold-medal excellence, emerging as arguably the most dominant nation in the pool despite
Union backs road plans to ease traffic
The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) has expressed support for the Government’s plans to construct flyovers and widen roads to ease the growing traffic congestion.
Lynch: Only up from here
Barbados’ rising tide in regional athletics is no accident, says the head of this country’s athletic organisation. President of the Athletics Association of Barbados (AAB), Noel Lynch, believes it is
American Airlines raises checked bag fees
American Airlines is hiking checked baggage fees for domestic and short-haul international destinations and trimming some perks for economy fliers, as soaring jet fuel costs squeeze the global aviation sector. It