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Suspect in Diamond Scheme bandit attack held

A suspect has been arrested after the robbery on Thursday evening, when five armed bandits gained entry to a Diamond, East Bank Demerara home and subsequently escaped with over $200,000 after terrorizing and robbing a family.

Jamaica due for massive earthquake – expert

(Jamaica Gleaner) Jamaica is due to experience an earthquake on the same scale as one that sank a section of Port Royal more than 300 years ago, according to the Earthquake Unit at the University of the West Indies.

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LIAT pilot fined in Barbados for drug trafficking

(Barbados Nation) LIAT pilot and admitted drug trafficker Keith Richard Otway Allen escaped a long prison term and should be back home in St Vincent and the Grenadines today after paying fines totalling Bds$1/4 million yesterday.

T&T pupil’s head flushed in toilet

(Trinidad Express) Police intend to consult the Director of Public Prosecutions in their probe against an official of Blackman’s Private School accused of plunging the head of an eight-year-old pupil in a toilet bowl and flushing it.

Angry T&T parents block teacher

(Trinidad Express) A senior teacher at the South Oropouche Government Primary School was prevented from entering her workplace by protesting parents yesterday.

T&T gov’t denies boycott on media houses

(Trinidad Express) The People’s Partnership Government has not boycott or does not discriminate against any media house, Foreign Affairs and Communications Minister Suruj Rambachan said yesterday.

Australia on brink of series sweep against India

ADELAIDE, (Reuters) – Australia were on the brink of a crushing series sweep after reducing India to 166 for six in their pursuit of 500 runs for an unlikely victory at the close of play on the fourth day of the fourth test today.

UG students, staff lead protest against Kissoon firing

Some students and staff of the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus along with the members of the public yesterday braved the inclement weather as they protested in front of the Administration Department over the recent termination of lecturer Freddie Kissoon.

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