Stabroek News - 2018-09-27

• PPP says list withdrawal rules altered
• Man in WhatsApp rape tape was murdered
• Bath woman suffered 20 years of abuse by husband prior to death, residents say
• Good Hope family held at gunpoint in home invasion
• Harmon in Region Nine reconnaiss­ance ahead of well drilling
• Trump wavers on U.S. Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh
• India’s top court imposes curbs on biometric identity system
• Labour will vote against PM May’s Chequers Brexit plan, says Corbyn
• China’s Nexen plans Gulf of Mexico oil exit amid trade war -sources
• T&T businessma­n can sue Customs in sex toys impasse
• Latam nations, Canada ask Internatio­nal Criminal Court to probe Venezuela gov’t
• Handwashin­g facilities
• Approval of Liza Phase 2 must be used as leverage for a fair deal on the Stabroek Block contract
• Measures implemente­d to ease traffic congestion on Sheriff St from road project
• Eliminatin­g financial competitio­n between bus operators would settle major problems
• Minibuses should implement speed governors, other steps to secure their future
• The dark beauty
• Mahdia businessma­n remanded over shooting of villager
• Guyhoc man remanded over illegal firearm
• Port Kaituma River water safe for drinking, GGMC report finds
• Accused deny attempted murder of City Mall businesswo­man
• PPP/C MP also seeking to recover debt from Harmon adviser
• PPP, AFC trade intimidati­on charges
• Moves afoot to reconstitu­te Judicial Service Commission – Harmon
• GPHC conducts modern orthopaedi­c surgery
• Sharma calls for tighter security after Finance Ministry break-in
• Gas bottle explosion severely injures Kitty couple
• Gov’t should take page out of T&T’s book and treat sugar workers considerat­ely

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