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Around the middle of July last year a top police officer went on a pleasure ride in a Cessna 172 light airplane with a former US airman Dirk Barnes, managing director of T&T Air Support Co Ltd (TTASC).

Students and parents of the South Oropouche Government Primary School staged their third day of protests outside the school yesterday demanding the removal of a senior member of staff.

Opposition MP Colm Imbert describes government’s advertisement inviting Expressions of Interest in the financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance of a light transit system from City Gate to Arima as “a pappyshow.”

Moruga police are investigating the death of an 11-month-old baby who was found on the floor of his home with blue and black marks to the face.

President General of the Oilfields Workers Trade Union (OWTU) Ancel Roget lost his calm and hurled obscenities at Guardian photographer Tony Howell who attempted to photograph him speaking with Finance Minister Winston Dookeran at the union’s all...

The Prime Minister’s strategy of throwing big anniversary parties and giving away hampers to hold support in the upcoming United National Congress (UNC) internal elections is clearly not working, the party’s founder Basdeo Panday said yesterday.

Stacy-Ann Simon says she has not been able to sleep since Friday. Every time she closes her eyes, she relives the trauma of having her 21-month-old son, Akhail, die in her arms.

Jury selection in the sedition trial against Jamaat-al-Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr is expected to begin on February 27 after numerous adjournments since its commencement last year due to Bakr’s poor health.