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Bermuda police are continuing enquiries into the death of a Trinidad and Tobago national, who was found with several stab wounds about the body at a house in Derwent Lane, Devonshire, a suburb of Bermuda's capital, Hamilton.

People want to know why Jamaica run, from the Federation,
People want to know why Jamaica run away, from the Federation...

American businessmen Raul J Guitierrez and Eduardo Hillman-Waller are next month set to plead guilty to attempting to defraud the State regarding contracts for the TT$1.6 billion Piarco International Airport terminal building project.

Beenie Man is strongly denying the theory from the police that the murder of his brother Brian Smith on Saturday may have been a reprisal killing for the 2005 slaying of popular dancer Bogle.

The hoax about Sizzla Kalonji circulating on the Internet is false! Concerned friends and fans have been in an urgent frenzy in response to an alleged fatal car accident news story on the Internet.

The Soca Warriors, who made a maiden World Cup appearance at the 2006 tournament in Germany, cruised to a 5-0 win over St Vincent last Saturday and edged Panama 2-1 in a scrappy affair on Wednesday.

The presence of Dwight Yorke was certainly missed at the centre of Trinidad and Tobago's midfield for yesterday's friendly international with Panama. Without the calming presence of their captain Yorke, the Soca Warriors struggled to take control of the midfield but still managed a 2-1 scoreline at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.

A man convicted of trying to rape an 83-year-old woman was sentenced to eight lashes with a cat-o'-nine-tails, a punishment used by the British navy in the 18th century and reinstated in the Bahamas 15 years ago.

In the matter of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation and members of the Soca Warriors football team, we find it necessary that whereas the items at issue have the possibility to affect the psyche of a nation, it is imperative that rational and not emotional thinking prevails.

FIFA vice-president and Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) special adviser, Jack Warner, maintained his silence yesterday, as the Soca Warriors continued to slide towards disbandment.