Stabroek News - 2018-11-22

• President fully back at work – press officer
• No-confidence motion to come up after budget - source
• GPSU rejects govt’s imposed wage hikes
• President expresses gratitude for good wishes
• Bus driver charged with causing death of Vryheid’s Lust man
• Venezuela’s former treasurer took $1 bln in bribes -U.S. prosecutor­s
• Trump clashes with conservati­ve U.S. chief justice over judiciary
• Digicel may sell small assets — O’Brien
• Regional News Barbados eases corporate tax for businesses
• Zubin Deyal newest Rhodes Scholar
• Live and let live
• Bourda Ground must remain the one unanimous celebratio­n in our national history
• High iron content in water remains a problem
• Results of local gov’t polls make likelihood of shared governance talks even more remote
• Gov’t subvention­s to NDCs should be increased
• A speedy recovery to the President
• The song of the wind
• Guyana Gold Board happenings
• —stiff fine included for intoxicate­d passengers
• Major air transport meeting opens
• Corentyne woman who alleged assault by police says she has been threatened
• Police pursuing suspect in restaurant stop robbery
• Alness fisherman died by drowning, PM reveals
• World News
• World Women’s T20 Undefeated India to face former champs England
• Windies confident but taking nothing for granted against Bangladesh
• Zampa spins Australia to four-run win over India
• ‘Ignite’ was ‘highly successful’ meet - Singh
• World soccer bodies awarded just $2.63 mln in U.S. bribery case
• Pooran paired with Aussie Smith in next year’s PSL
• Broad, Bairstow selected as England make two changes
• Women’s world T20 Windies, Aussies set for showdown
• Gasol’s last-second free throws lead Grizzlies past Spurs
• Legends Sir Viv, Lloyd backing Windies Women for title
• Turbo Energy Drink Football Camptown upended in thrilling sudden death by GFC

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