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Latest stories
Man denies assault on pregnant wife
A MAN accused of assaulting and injuring his pregnant wife, a popular radio personality, was granted bail yesterday.
Baby dies after twice being treated at hospital
A ONE-MONTH-OLD baby girl who had twice been treated in hospital and sent home over the weekend died after being brought unresponsive to the Carmichael Road Police Station early yesterday.
Man accused of raping girl, 17
A 30-YEAR-OLD man has been accused of raping a 17-year-old girl at a business on East Street South last week.
Seymour: $942k may not last paralysed man for life
FORMER Free National Movement Senator Maxine Seymour has questioned whether the $941,893.91 awarded to Thorne Clarke, who was left permanently paralysed after being shot by police, will be enough to support him for the rest of his life.
British diver murder trial delayed again after 11 years
THE murder trial of a British diver has been delayed yet again, more than 11 years after he was shot dead, as prosecutors move to have the accused find new defence counsel.
Man remanded over alleged attempted murders of two
A 30-YEAR-OLD man has been accused of trying to shoot and kill two men in New Providence last week.
Pintard leaves convention timing up to FNM council
FREE National Movement leader Michael Pintard has declined to say whether he backs his chairman's call for an earlier-than-planned convention, insisting the party's council will decide.
Rollins presses government over healthcare and mailboat problems
LONG Island MP Dr Andre Rollins yesterday demanded the government fix longstanding problems affecting healthcare and mailboat services in his constituency, calling it unacceptable for the government to tout progress while ignoring the basic needs of family island communities.
