After two defeats which saw them fall at the feet of Nepal, West Indies finally found their feet and responded with a superb victory to end the T20 International series

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Weymouth Wales head coach Asquith Howell says confidence is high in his squad ahead of tonight’s must-win clash against Cavalier in the CONCACAF Caribbean Cup at the Wildey Turf. The

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HAMILTON – National  Security Minister, Michael Weeks, warned that he could not “overstate the seriousness”  of the threat posed by Hurricane Imelda as it moves closer towards Bermuda on Wednesday

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The Social Partnership watchdog established to monitor Barbados’ economic reform programme is recommending a deeper analysis of how Government’s spending patterns have changed. With the authorities preparing the third Barbados

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CARICOM has thrown its support behind a United Nations resolution aimed at restoring peace in Haiti. The UN Security Council Resolution for a UN Support Office and Gang Suppression Force

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The Barbados Probation Service’s 2024 operational report is showing an increase over 2023 of individuals being placed under its care for offences. There were 89 individuals placed on probation last

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This year’s CIBC Walk For The Cure is shaping up to be the biggest yet. Following a service at Christ Church Parish Church, medical coordinator of the Barbados Cancer Society’s

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More than 50 people are dead after a powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the central Philippines on Tuesday night, causing power outages and triggering a state of emergency. The earthquake occurred

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The Ministry of Health is looking into a male nurse being stabbed in the head by a patient at the Psychiatric Hospital on Monday. Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry

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Too many young people have too much time on their hands to do nothing. So declared Chief Magistrate Ian Weekes as he charged that parents were also not “parenting”. The

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