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Joshua Regrello starts his 30-hour music marathon with a song of praise, as he attempts to break the Guiness World Record for the longest steelpan playing marathon. [Image by INNIS FRANCIS]
INNIS FRANCIS
As he started his journey to set the Guinness World Record as the longest marathon playing steel pan player, 27-year-old Joshua Regrello gave thanks to God, saying "prayers and pampers" were all he needs to complete this journey.
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A Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) is launched from a vessel during the search and rescue operation for missing diver Pete Phillip.
COURTESY:HERITAGE
Even as Well Services Petroleum Company Ltd confirmed that they are now searching for the body of La Romain rig worker Pete Phillip, relatives have not given up hope that he is alive.
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DPP Roger Gaspard
The attorney representing a 14-year-old who was knocked down along the Priority Bus Route (PBR), is accusing Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard of acting irrationally for dropping charges against Deputy Police Commissioner Suzette Martin in the matter.
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A motorist drives through the area where a landslip occurred along Fort George Road, St James, and caused a tree to fall on this house, right, on Christmas Day.
ANISTO ALVES
Scores of residents of Fort George in St James were stranded for almost 12 hours after a sudden landslide on Christmas afternoon.
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Police officers attached to the Central Division patrol along the Chaguanas Main Road on Christmas Eve.
VASHTI SINGH
The Chaguanas Chamber of Commerce is calling on the Government to take steps to restore public trust in law enforcement, even as the murder toll continues its troubling climb over the record 600 mark.
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Customers search through clothes during the Boxing Day sale at JD’S Exclusive in Princes Town yesterday.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Shopping centres in South Trinidad were yesterday bustling with shoppers seeking to cash in on the traditional Boxing Day sales.
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Contractor Ashmead Ali interacts with Shazara Mohammed and her children after delivering furniture and gifts on Christmas Day.
RISHI RAGOONATH
Smiles and shining eyes lit up Christmas morning as Shazara Mohammed and her four children celebrated in their newly-completed home.
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Ana Lisa Boyce, right, shops with her father, Ashton, at Fireone Fireworks, Macoya, during their Boxing Day Sale.
ANISTO ALVES
Hundreds of citizens in search of a bargain flocked to retail stores across north Trinidad for Boxing Day sales yesterday.
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COP Interim chairman Lonsdale Williams.
KERWIN PIERRE
Congress of the People interim chairman Lonsdale Williams has advised that the financial statements of the party sought by Prakash Ramadhar will be officially requested at the party’s next executive meeting, as the public spat between the two continues.
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Dane Hosein Jr
Police believe that the burnt remains of a man found in the trunk of a car yesterday, are those of missing Sangre Grande resident Dane Hosein Jr.
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The incomplete Eden Restored Church of pastor Ian Brown at Caratal, Cumuto. The church was one of three places searched by police in March.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
The major events that rocked Trinidad and Tobago in the third month of this year could make for an award-winning TV series.
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Some flights were delayed or cancelled in Texas on Thursday after a line of thunderstorms started moving across parts of the state in a system the National Weather Service predicted could bring high winds, hail and possible tornadoes.
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