Chair­man of the Coun­cil for Eth­i­cal Po­lit­i­cal Be­hav­iour, Dr Bish­nu Ra­goonath, says rec­om­men­da­tions have been made to re­vise the or­ga­ni­za­tion's codes.

Res­i­dents in parts of South West Trinidad served by the Point Fortin De­sali­na­tion Plant and Granville Wa­ter Treat­ment Plant, who are cur­rent­ly ex­pe­ri­enc­ing an in­ter­rup­tion in their pipe borne wa­ter sup­ply, can ex­pect to see some re­lief af­ter 4:00 pm, to­day.

The Con­gress of the Peo­ple (COP) has is­sued a list of can­di­dates con­test­ing the 2020 Gen­er­al Elec­tions un­der the par­ty’s ban­ner.

A 14-year-old boy is ex­pect­ed to ap­pear be­fore the Chil­dren Court to­day, on mur­der charges, in vir­tu­al pro­ceed­ings.

Homi­cide of­fi­cers cur­rent­ly are in­ves­ti­gat­ing two sep­a­rate mur­ders in Ari­ma on Mon­day night, and one mur­der in Port of Spain in the ear­ly hours of Tues­day morn­ing.

One day be­fore lo­cal dance­hall artiste Kyle “Rebel Sixx” George was mur­dered, a group of Trini­bad artistes from op­pos­ing sides, some with al­leged af­fil­i­a­tions to the Ras­ta City and Mus­lim gangs, had come to­geth­er for a peace deal.

One of Trinidad and To­ba­go’s lo­cal dance­hall artistes, Kyle “Rebel Sixx” George, 26, was am­bushed and killed in his home at Bon Air, Arou­ca, on Sun­day night.

A large group of bar own­ers and op­er­a­tors have threat­ened to sue the State over a re­cent move to re­duce their hours of busi­ness­es un­der on­go­ing COVID-19 pub­lic health reg­u­la­tions. 

 The Po­lice Com­plaints Au­thor­i­ty has joined the list of voic­es call­ing on Com­mis­sion­er of Po­lice Gary Grif­fith to sus­pend all the of­fi­cers in­volved in the in­ci­dent in which three Mor­vant men were killed last month.

Sev­er­al out­go­ing Op­po­si­tion Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) MPs have thanked con­stituents and bid them farewell.

In­cum­bent UNC Princes Town MP Bar­ry Padarath is re­turn­ing home a lit­tle lat­er this week than ini­tial­ly planned—and he isn’t wor­ried about fall­out from re­cent gen­er­al elec­tion can­di­date se­lec­tion since he says the par­ty has ma­tured.

The Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Move­ment’s D’Abadie O’Meara ex­ec­u­tive will to­day present six nom­i­nees to screen for the seat. They in­clude Ari­ma may­or Lisa Mor­ris-Ju­lian, a for­mer Ari­ma deputy may­or and oth­er pro­fes­sion­als—but no par­ty of­fi­cials.