Barbados Today Evening Update May 29 2020

The PdP knocks the new BOSS programme An entertainer steps forwards to assist two brothers living in poverty ...and more in ...

The PM says BOSS programme will benefit Govt, public servants and the country. Further easing of lockdown restrictions from ...

Major roadwork set for Highway 1 and 7. LIAT shareholder governments continue talks. The BPSA calls for discussions on race ...

The Health Minister says changes will be coming to COVID-19 protocol. Leading officials are optimistic that tourism will bounce ...

White Hill mourns the tragic death of a young resident Met officials explain a strange weather event that grabbed much attention in ...

PM tells residents not to let their guard down as the world records one million COVID-19 deaths. Some 3 100 public servants to be ...

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PM announces ease in lock down measures.

RBPF needs modern tools to fight crime, says UWI professor. DLP

An academic suggests the Cannabis industry could be a game changer for

Police investigate the unnatural death of a St Michael man. The BCCI says confidence is returning to the

New “limited” COVID-19 directive to take effect from December 30 until January 6 2021. . . . and more in the

The Central Bank Governor says the EU's blacklisting of

PM Gonsalves says LIAT owes staff some $94 million in severance and holiday payment. NIS has paid over $52 million in ...

Police continue to investigate the death of a Christ Church man. The PDP challenges Government's approach to justice reform.

Dusty conditions frustrate Malton, St Lucy residents. Employment (Prevention of Discrimination) Bill,

The Transport Authority wants greater assistance from the law courts. The ERT rules on dismissal of former RDC employee.

Government says it's satisfied that some 30 Haitians currently in

Government to place a cap on the Garbage and Sewage Contribution levy. The House rejects a Senate change to the Public ...

No date has been set for resumption of flights to