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Clashes between football fans and police in Paris resulted in 219 injuries and 780 arrests after PSG's Champions League win, prompting a significant police presence for the victory parade.
George Hall, an influential Barbadian journalist and public relations officer, has died at 85 after a brief hospitalization, leaving behind a legacy in journalism and public service.
A 31-year-old Russian man, recognized as a UN refugee, struggles as an undocumented migrant in Barbados, relying on discarded food while awaiting a resettlement solution.
Barbados Port Inc. officials report that the main seaport has been repeatedly targeted by hackers, raising concerns about the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
The Maloney Racing team, led by Stuart Maloney and co-driver Kristian Yearwood, holds the lead in BCIC Rally Barbados after a strong performance in the Skoda Fabia Rally 2.
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Permanent Secretary Claudette Hope-Greenidge emphasized the necessity for Small Island Developing States to enhance institutional capacity to navigate global challenges during the inaugural Possibility Summit in Barbados.
Michael Misick, former premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands, has been sentenced to four years and 26 days for bribery in a significant corruption case spanning over a decade.
Attorney General Wilfred Abrahams affirmed the presence of gangs in Barbados, warning that involvement could lead to prison sentences of ten to 25 years under new legislation.
Prime Minister Mia Mottley urges Barbados to overcome limitations and become a global testbed for innovation, emphasizing the need for sustainable development amid economic challenges.
Barbados ministers caution families against sheltering gang members, highlighting potential legal penalties and societal impacts during a House of Assembly debate on the Criminal Gangs Bill.
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Clashes between football fans and police in Paris resulted in 219 injuries and 780 arrests after PSG's Champions League win, prompting a significant police presence for the victory parade.
The Maloney Racing team, led by Stuart Maloney and co-driver Kristian Yearwood, holds the lead in BCIC Rally Barbados after a strong performance in the Skoda Fabia Rally 2.
Arsenal faced Paris St-Germain in the Champions League final, losing 4-3 in a penalty shootout after a tense match, despite a strong start from the Gunners.
Mark Maloney and co-driver Justin Maloney lead the 2026 BCIC Rally Barbados after a rain-affected first stage, with 119 crews participating at Bushy Park Racing Circuit.
St Paul scored six unanswered goals against George Lamming Primary in the National Sports Council Primary School Football Competition, showcasing a strong performance in the Reginald Haynes/Victor Gas Clarke Zone.
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Barbados Port Inc. officials report that the main seaport has been repeatedly targeted by hackers, raising concerns about the cybersecurity of critical infrastructure.
CG Zest Wellness has launched its corporate wellness programme in Barbados, enhancing access to health resources for members of the Group Medical Insurance product offered through CG United Insurance Ltd.
Permanent Secretary Claudette Hope-Greenidge emphasized the necessity for Small Island Developing States to enhance institutional capacity to navigate global challenges during the inaugural Possibility Summit in Barbados.
Prime Minister Mia Mottley urges Barbados to overcome limitations and become a global testbed for innovation, emphasizing the need for sustainable development amid economic challenges.
The Barbados government has announced plans to transform the Consett Bay fishing facility into a modern multi-use space, incorporating community input and international expertise to enhance fisheries and recreation.
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The Ministry of Health and Wellness will carry out a fogging exercise in various districts of St James and St Thomas from June 1 to June 5 to control vector populations.