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Barbados, Grenada turn away cruise over flu scare

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, (Reuters) – Barbados and  Grenada refused this week to allow passengers to leave a  Spanish cruise ship owned by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd  because of fears of an H1N1 flu outbreak, authorities and  shipping sources said yesterday.

French woman found guilty of Stern murder

GENEVA, (Reuters) – A French woman who confessed to  killing banker Edouard Stern after they had sado-masochistic sex and argued over $1 million was found guilty yesterday of  murder, rather than the lesser charge of a crime of passion.

Former Miami priest in celibacy scandal marries

MIAMI, (Reuters) – A former Roman Catholic priest  and media celebrity who left the Catholic Church last month  after he was photographed cuddling a woman on a Florida beach  has married his girlfriend, local media reported yesterday.

‘Guyanese are being raided in Barbados’

-Deportee says he was woken up at 6 am, taken to airport The Guyanese man who was asleep when Barbadian immigration authorities knocked on his door on Friday last is back in Guyana and says he has “no regrets”, and he is already working on a business investment.

Leon Thomas

Trainee city constable solicited bribe – court hears

`Loose meh something nah, ah don’t really like locking up people’ A 32-year-old trainee city constable was yesterday not required to plead to the indictable charge of impersonation when he appeared before Acting Chief Magis-trate Melissa Robertson at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court.

CCJ reserves decision in cement case

Guyana admits breaching treaty The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has reserved judgment in the closely watched case of Trinidad Cement Ltd (TCL) and TCL Guyana Incorporated (TGI) against the Guyana Govern-ment over the application of the Common External Tariff.

The remains of the building following the fire and the burnt wall to the right.

George St house destroyed by fire

-neighbours in flaming row Fire of unknown origin yesterday morning reduced a George Street, Werk-en-Rust house to ashes even as the lone occupant and his immediate neighbour, whose house was partially damaged in the blaze, blamed each other.

Survival co-owner put on bond over wife assault charge

The manager and part owner of Survival Supermarket was yesterday placed on a bond to keep the peace for two years and ordered to pay $10,000 court costs when he appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Melissa Robertson at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court to answer the charge of assault causing actual bodily harm.

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