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Opposition Senator Janelle John-Bates makes a statement during yesterday’s Senate sitting.
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Embattled People’s National Movement (PNM) Senator Janelle John-Bates has offered her resignation from the Upper House to her political leader, but Pennelope Beckles has not yet decided if she will accept it.
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Leader of Government Business in the House Barry Padarath, left, and Diego Martin North/ East MP Colm Imbert clash on the controversy surrounding Opposition Senator Janelle John-Bates at yesterday’s sitting of Parliament.
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The People’s National Movement (PNM) walked out of the Lower House last night, accusing the Government of turning the debate into a “deliberate abuse” of parliamentary procedure.
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Minister of Land Legal Affairs and Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Saddam Hosein.
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The Government yesterday moved a motion in the House of Representatives seeking to compel the Opposition Leader to revoke the appointments of Opposition Senators Janelle John-Bates and Faris Al-Rawi, triggering heated exchanges.
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Mourners hold a picture of J’Layna Armstrong during a funeral procession from the Newtown St Patrick’s RC Church to Lapeyrouse Cemetery after her funeral service yesterday.
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In a manner reflective of her short but vivacious and colourful lifestyle, friends, relatives and schoolmates of nine-year-old J’Layna Armstrong yesterday paid their final respects to her, true to her own unique life.
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Crime Scene Investigators process the car in which Masud Prosper was shot and killed as he waited for his son at the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Thursday.
ANISTO ALVES
The Homicide Bureau of Investigations is pursuing certain leads obtained on Thursday’s murder of Health Ministry employee Masud Prosper and additional types of police patrols will be in force around the Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, where he was killed, says Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander.
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Government Senator David Nakhid on his way to yesterday’s sitting of the Senate.
NICOLE DRAYTON
There are mixed reviews coming from the Upper House on the death penalty, following the ruling that a 31-year-old man be hanged for a double murder.
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Head of the Anti Extortion Unit ACP Richard Smith
Senior police officials believe they have dismantled a major extortion outfit operating in the Central Division, following a sting operation in which one man was killed and another arrested on Thursday. A third man escaped from the sting but officials assured that an arrest is imminent.
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Minister of Homeland Security, Roger Alexander makes his contribution during the sitting of the Senate.
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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander says the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has ramped up operations in Longdenville, Chaguanas, following a recent series of home invasions that have left residents on edge.
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Scores of union members march along Independence Avenue, San Fernando, during the May Day march yesterday
RISHI RAGOONATH
May Day observance in San Fernando yesterday was marked by a low turnout, prompting renewed calls from labour leaders for unity within the trade union movement.
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PSA president Felisha Thomas leaving WASA headquarters in St Joseph yesterday.
JENSEN LA VENDE
Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has ordered the management of the Water and Sewerage Authority to immediately resume wage negotiations with the Public Services Association (PSA).
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OWTU president general Ancel Roget addresses the May Day celebration at Harris Promenade, San Fernando, yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) leader Ancel Roget has cautioned that they will leave “no stone unturn” to support the Government’s efforts in restarting the Petrotrin refinery.
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Minister of Public Utilities Barry Padarath during the sitting of Parliament yesterday
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Government is settling outstanding Cost of Living Allowances (COLA) and parity adjustments for Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission workers represented by the Oilfield Workers Trade Union (OWTU), Senior Staff Association members and Estate Police Association officers, with payments starting mid-month into July.
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