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Algeria accuses Canadian, puts hostage death toll at 38

ALGIERS, (Reuters) – Algeria said on Monday it had confirmed the deaths of at least 38 workers, all but one foreign, at the Sahara gas plant its forces stormed two days ago and said the Islamist gunmen had been led by a man with Canadian citizenship.

Bajan man on murder, kidnapping charges

(Barbados Nation) Forty two year-old Dave Henderson Powers is expected in court tomorrow morning on five charges including that of murdering Kari Cumberbatch in an attack outside CinCin By the Sea Restaurant in Prospect, St James last Wednesday.

Ministry issues warning over market tarmacs

The Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development says it will aggressively pursue relocation of roadside vendors this year to market tarmacs that were handed over last year and will resort to police help if necessary.

Samuels escapes punishment

MELBOURNE, Australia,  CMC-West Indies middle order batsman Marlon Samuels has escaped punishment for his role in an ugly clash with Shane Warne, captain of the Melbourne Stars during a match of the Australian Big Bash League.

Ramdin credits team work for T and T’s three-peat

GROS ISLET, St Lucia,  CMC – Captain Denesh Ramdin has attributed team work as the main reason behind Trinidad and Tobago’s historic milestone after they blew away Guyana to win the Caribbean T20 title for a third consecutive year.

U.S. President Barack Obama (L) takes the oath from U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts as his wife Michelle Obama and daughters Malia Obama (2nd R) and Sasha Obama (R) watch during swearing-in ceremonies on the West front of the U.S Capitol in Washington, January 21, 2013.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Emboldened Obama lays out battle plan as he launches 2nd term

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – President Barack Obama urged Americans today to reject political “absolutism” and partisan rancor, as he kicked off his second term with an impassioned call for collective action and established a more assertive tone for the challenges he faces over the next four years.

Ruimzigt woman in hospital after armed robbery

The police say they are investigating an armed robbery which occurred at about 1900h last night  during which Seelochanie Budhoo of Hanam Street, Ruimzigt, WCD, was attacked and robbed by four men, one of whom was armed with a handgun.

Two die in Long Creek accident

The police are investigating a fatal accident that occurred at about 2030h last night at Long Creek Public Road, Soesdyke/Linden Highway, and which resulted in the death of driver Saphraz Ali, 33 years, of Sarah Johanna, EBD, and passenger Joel Mohamed, 50 years, of Dora, Soesdyke/Linden Highway.

Federer and Serena power into quarter-finals

MELBOURNE,  (Reuters) – Roger Federer delivered another stinging lesson to the next generation of men’s tennis at the Australian Open today, mauling Canadian Milos Raonic in straight sets to extend his record to a 35th consecutive grand slam quarter-final.

Smoke rises from the building of the Kabul traffic police headquarters during an insurgents’ attack, in Kabul January 21, 2013. A coordinated attack involving at least three suicide bombers and a powerful car bomb took aim at the headquarters of the Kabul traffic department on Monday, followed by a clash between at least one insurgent and security forces, police said.
REUTERS/Omar Sobhani

Coordinated Kabul suicide attack targets govt building

KABUL,  (Reuters) – Suicide bombers and gunmen launched an eight-hour assault on the headquarters of the Kabul traffic police today, Afghan officials said, in the second coordinated attack on a government building in less than a week.

The T&T team celebrating (WICB photo)

T&T trounce Guyana

GROS ISLET, St Lucia,  CMC – Mighty Trinidad and Tobago reduced the Caribbean Twenty20 final to a no-contest as they crushed out-of-sorts Guyana in a authoritative performance to march to their third consecutive title here Sunday night.

Djokovic survives scare from Wawrinka to advance

MELBOURNE,  (Reuters) – Defending champion Novak Djokovic survived an early onslaught and a late fightback from Stanislas Wawrinka in a pulsating fourth-round clash to advance to the quarter-finals of the Australian Open early on Monday.

Belize PM denies bargaining with gang leaders

(Jamaica Gleaner) Belize Prime Minister Dean Barrow has insisted that his administration did not negotiate with known gang leaders following last week’s murder of four people whose bodies were found in an apartment building.

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