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Attorney General Faris al Rawi says the ruling by the Privy Council on the Malcolm Jones matter is said to be no major victory. Continue reading →

A 41-year-old man is killed in a vehicular smash up between a car and pick up truck. Continue reading →

Education Minister Anthony Garcia is today expecting a report on the alleged cheating incidents during the Caribbean Secondary Examination Council test in Port of Spain. Continue reading →

Michael Findley and Olatunji Denbow are pleading with the Prime Minister and the Director of Public Prosecutions to have their court matters expedited.

The two men remain at large, having escaped the Golden Grove Prison almost one week ago.

Yesterday, even as the search for them continued, the men issued a video statement saying they pose no threat to anyone.

The two are among five people arrested and charged with the double murders of Andre La Touche and Abiola Noel in 2016.

In the video statement, the two men slam a witness whom they claim has been making false statements, not just in their cases but others as well.

Mr. Denbow says they want their cases to be handled swiftly.

Yesterday Prisons Commissioner Gerard Wilson called on the men to let better sense prevail and turn themselves in.

And Police Commissioner Gary Griffith believes people wearing shit and ties are helping the men while they are on the run.

The Commissioner says he will pursue them with the same energy as with the others who have been recaptured.

Education Minister Anthony Garcia

The ruling Peoples National Movement is denying its chairman Colm Imbert, bouffed Education Minister Anthony Garcia. Continue reading →

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service receives 15 refurbished marked and unmarked police vehicles. Continue reading →

Government revises the price of oil and gas. Continue reading →

Government tells of the impending roll out of hundreds of homes but the Opposition questions its motives. Continue reading →