Irish fashion designer Paul Costelloe has died in London aged 80. Costelloe became one of the best-known names in British and Irish fashion and was personal designer to the late
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Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce says Barbados must confront the growing trend of masked riders on unregistered motorcycles – a combination he described as “a deliberate disguise for criminals who
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High Court Judge, Patrick Wells has issued an order permanently restraining multimillionaire Richard Haines, the developer of Joe’s River, from erecting “any obstruction of whatsoever kind” at the public right
There are no alarms when bacteria begins to resist medicines, and no visible warnings when a once simple infection becomes harder to treat. Yet across Barbados, professionals in medicine, agriculture,
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The Nation Publishing Co. Limited is inviting Barbadians to lace up their sneakers and strap on their skates on Sunday for the annual Nation Funathlon, a fitness and fundraising event that has been
Saturday night Rise Reggae put on it’s third edition of the widely anticipated event with thousands filling Kensington Oval for a night of sweet reggae music and riddims. This year’s line-up of reggae royalty included
Ukraine’s allies will seek to “strengthen” a US plan to end the war with Russia when they meet at the G20 summit in South Africa, UK PM Sir Keir Starmer
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Commissioner of Police Richard Boyce says Barbados “will not be held to ransom by a tiny group of violent men”, as he assured the country that the Barbados Police Service
More than 300 children and staff are now thought to have been kidnapped by gunmen from a Catholic school in central Nigeria, making it one of the worst mass abductions
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Tyrone St Elmo Holford was upset that parliamentarian Santia Bradshaw had not followed through on a promise to give him a job, so he re-embarked on a life of crime.