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Van Halen to kick off tour, album in February

(Reuters) – Veteran rockers Van Halen said today that they will kick off a North American tour with  original lead singer David Lee Roth in mid-February, shortly  after the release of the band’s first full album with Roth in  nearly 30 years.

More police changes

The police today announced more changes in its command structure. A release said that the following postings at command level have been made within the Guyana Police Force with effect from January 01, 2012.

Cyclist dies after Hardina St accident

The police say that at about 1430h on Wednesday, pedal cyclist Morris Albert De Caires, 72 years, of Waterloo Street, Georgetown, was struck down by motor lorry GKK7893 at Norton Street, Georgetown and later died.

Lawrence Duprey’s wife ‘feared being kidnapped’

(Trinidad Express) Sylvia Baldini-Duprey, wife of Lawrence Duprey, attended only one CL Financial board meeting during her three-year stint as deputy chairman of the conglomerate because she feared being kidnapped if she returned to this country.

Keith George

New foreign service appointments

Minister of Foreign Affairs Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett yesterday announced the “upgrade” of several foreign service officers, while denying that the appointments were made to deflect the adverse

Speaker rotation floated

A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) says it is favourably disposed to itself and the Alliance For Change (AFC) holding the speakership of the National Assembly on a rotating basis with APNU holding the position in the first term.

Ramlogan Singh

New suspect held in ‘Tun Tun’ murder

The police now have the suspect they were looking for in connection with the murder of 74-year-old Mahaica farmer Ramlogan Singh, called ‘Tun Tun’ in their custody assisting with investigations.

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