The fol­low­ing is the bul­letin is­sued by the Met Ser­vice to 06:00 am, to­day, cov­er­ing the pe­ri­od: to­day un­til mid­night…

Even with her lit­tle body wrapped in ban­dages af­ter suf­fer­ing sec­ond-de­gree burns when she fell in­to a pot of boil­ing lentil peas, lit­tle Shaz­ade Si­mon tried to con­sole her wor­ried rel­a­tives.

The Op­po­si­tion, Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress, be­lieves the 2023 Bud­get should ad­dress jobs, fresh pol­i­cy ini­tia­tives to deal with crime and en­sure wa­ter is de­liv­ered to the pub­lic. But the UNC does not re­al­ly ex­pect to see that hap­pen, says UNC deputy po­lit­i­cal leader Dr Roodal Mooni­lal.

Fun Splash Wa­ter Park own­er Vi­jay Ra­mai said yes­ter­day that he had reached out to the fam­i­ly of five-year-old D’amari Jef­fery, who drowned at his fa­cil­i­ty on Sun­day.

There was con­fu­sion among Venezue­lan mi­grants yes­ter­day, as some re­mained wait­ing for their re­newed per­mits to live and work in this coun­try legal­ly, de­spite a no­tice from the Min­istry of Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty stat­ing the per­mits were ready for col­lec­tion.

The Ju­di­cial Com­mit­tee of the Privy Coun­cil (JCPC) yes­ter­day de­liv­ered a land­mark rul­ing, where it re­versed a de­ci­sion of the Court of Ap­peal and re­stored the judg­ment of High Court Judge Joan Charles in a mat­ter in­volv­ing costs.

A quar­ry su­per­vi­sor, on his way home from work, was killed on Tues­day evening as he left the Stollmey­er Quar­ry in San­ta Cruz.

When pen­sion­er Fa­reed Kas­sim got in­to dif­fi­cul­ty swim­ming at In­di­an Bay, Guayagua­yare, he was seen wav­ing and sig­nalling for help.

Two po­lice of­fi­cers were wound­ed dur­ing a par­ty host­ed by a pop­u­lar bar at Mara­cas Beach on the Re­pub­lic Day hol­i­day.

Soyi­ni Grey is a mul­ti-me­dia jour­nal­ist who has worked and stud­ied in T&T, Ja­maica, the Unit­ed King­dom and Ecuador.

In 2005, CNC3 signed on and for 18 years has been an un­wa­ver­ing pres­ence in our lives, en­rich­ing our view­ers and fol­low­ers with in­sight­ful re­port­ing and cap­ti­vat­ing pro­grammes.

The first vi­sion for CNC3 was to be the pre­mier ca­ble news net­work for the Caribbean re­gion. That goal was en­cap­su­lat­ed and then some. It would take even more hard work for some ded­i­cat­ed in­di­vid­u­als to make that dream be­come a re­al­i­ty.