Brentford’s clinical 3-0 victory over Chelsea on Friday has exposed defensive weaknesses for the Blues, who have now conceded at least twice in all five league matches under new manager Xabi Alonso.
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Haitian healthcare workers who once held legal protection to live and work in the United States now hide from authorities as the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown strains American hospitals and nursing homes already struggling with staff shortages.
Multi-genre vocalist Plas Moon is stepping into reggae with her first full single in the genre, ‘Obsession,’ a romantic track inspired by her life in Jamaica and her deep appreciation for the island’s distinctive sound and culture.
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A sensitisation meeting over a controversial aquaculture project in Barking Lodge, St Thomas erupted in chaos Tuesday as tensions boiled over amid continued opposition to the development near a primary school in the community.
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Head Coach Rudolph Speid has named a 24-man Reggae Boyz squad for Jamaica’s opening Nations League fixtures, with several key players returning after the unsuccessful 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.
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Food prices at Kingston’s Coronation Market have climbed sharply this week, with tomatoes and carrots now selling for $500 per pound and lettuce at $1,500 per pound, driven by drought conditions affecting agricultural supplies.
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Westwood High School’s enduring traditions—from the Panama hat uniform to silence as both discipline and punishment—continue to shape the character of its students and alumni across generations.
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Professor Sir Hilary Beckles declared that the Caribbean’s reparations movement has entered its final phase, unveiling a revised ten-point CARICOM plan and framing the struggle as a global imperative to protect humanity’s future.
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A Barbados High Court has suspended the prison sentence of a Foursquare Valley man convicted of trafficking and importing more than 56 kilogrammes of cannabis in two separate operations during 2012 and 2013.
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Prime Minister Mia Mottley has announced that Barbados will establish a technical committee of historians and economists to calculate the nation’s compensation claim for slavery, while urging Caribbean governments to transform their reparations advocacy into concrete action.
