Adam Bartholomew has won this year's Col­lege of Our La­dy of Fa­ti­ma Cup, which is award­ed by Fa­ti­ma Col­lege's prin­ci­pal to the stu­dent who best ex­em­pli­fies the ideals of the school.

Five Law Lords of the Unit­ed King­dom-based Privy Coun­cil have dis­missed for­mer FI­FA ex­ec­u­tive and T&T gov­ern­ment min­is­ter Jack Warn­er's fi­nal ap­peal over the dis­missal of his law­suit chal­leng­ing the Unit­ed States (US) ex­tra­di­tion re­quest for him.

Po­lice are in search of a man who was chopped by a pro­pri­etor af­ter he tried to break in­to a sports bar in Bar­rack­pore on Wednes­day night.

The Privy Coun­cil has ruled—in a unan­i­mous rul­ing—that for­mer FI­FA vice-pres­i­dent, Jack Warn­er, can be ex­tra­dit­ed from his home­land of Trinidad to the Unit­ed States, to face cor­rup­tion charges.

There is great fear and un­ease in the coun­try over the lev­el of se­ri­ous crime and in par­tic­u­lar mur­ders.

To­tal out­put in man­u­fac­tur­ing in 2022 is fore­cast at ap­prox­i­mate­ly $28.1 bil­lion. Of that, food and bev­er­age is ex­pect­ed to be the largest com­po­nent (28 per cent), ac­cord­ing to Trade Min­is­ter Paula Gopee-Scoon.

Prime Min­is­ter of Grena­da Dick­on Mitchell says his Gov­ern­ment is look­ing for­ward to in­creased en­gage­ment with this coun­try as it seeks to find new av­enues to col­lab­o­rate and mar­ket unique as­pects such as its cul­ture, for the re­gion­al and glob­al mar­kets.