Barbados Today

Democratic Labour Party political leader Ralph Thorne has urged the opposition party to unify in order to “rescue poor people from an oppressive” government. The unity plea came as talk …

Following the recent announcement by the Minister of Finance that a new rate of 5.5 per cent on the taxable income of a company will be applicable to small businesses …

A fifth form student suffered serious head injuries and is being monitored at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, the Ministry of Education has disclosed. In a statement, the ministry said the …

Barbadian chefs won the People’s Choice Award at the DC Embassy Chef Challenge, a culinary competition showcasing cuisines from around the world, held on March 7 at Washington’s Union Station. …

The first-ever Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Global Children and Youth Action Summit, to be held in the Caribbean, is being touted as a landmark opportunity for young people to …

Media trio to make first-ever UK trip  For the first time in several years, the British High Commission is partnering with media houses to offer upcoming journalists a press trip …

St Michael South Central Member of Parliament Marsha Caddle has revealed she had to hit the streets to seek sponsorship for the refurbishment of two community centres in her constituency …

Senior Counsel Larry Smith has labelled the Bail (Amendment) Act “a dangerous piece of legislation” as it removes the power of judges to make considerations in granting bail in certain …

After police executed a warrant at a house in search of a murder accused,  they found him hiding underneath the dining room table. This was part of the evidence given …