Stabroek News - 2019-10-30

• ‘Demon’ among four charged with murdering gold miner
• High tides break koker door at Stewartvil­le
• Child rapist to spend next 15 years in jail
• Harlem toddler found dead in trench
• GECOM moving to clear voters list of registrant­s who haven’t collected ID cards since 2008
• Britain set for Dec. 12 election to break the Brexit deadlock
• Adviser did not think it proper for Trump to ask Ukraine to investigat­e U.S. citizen
• PM Hariri resigns as Lebanon crisis turns violent
• Bolivian police fire tear gas as president, opposition wrestle over election audit
• Jamaica signs new bilateral agreement with US to fight transnatio­nal crime
• ‘So much damage’: Chile protests flare back up as reforms fall short
• Afghanista­n Series
• Weight of school-bags for children truly inhumane
• I will smash a glass in Vybert Young Kong’s memory
• Article 13 confuses two different types of democracy
• Vitally important that President Granger cements stronger ties with AFC, other parties to ensure victory
• Only 32 objections to a list that APNU+AFC had claimed was bloated
• Response to criticisms of TIGI’s claim that the petroleum contracts are in breach of the Procuremen­t Act
• Change Guyana launches with promise of visionary leadership
• Second labourer charged over murder of Golden Grove man
• High tides break koker door at Stewartvil­le
• Two confess to role in murder of Corentyne fishermen - source
• Hong Kong bars activist Joshua Wong from district poll
• Border arrests hit 11-year high, U.S. seeks to expedite deportatio­ns
• Family loses home in Port Mourant fire
• Oil revenue should bridge income gap between the rich and the poor in society
• Cricket board launches 17-and-under Female T20 Franchise
• Matthews set to return after completing eight-match ban
• Hawks lose Young to injury, lose game to Heat
• Looknauth’s 7-15 wrecks Christ Ambassador­s
• Third Turbo Knockout Football tourney launched
• Chance at redemption for Bravo in Red Force squad
• Bangladesh's Captain Shakib banned for breaching corruption code
• High expectatio­ns for talented group, says Reifer
• Fear and stress ruled run-up, says rugby World Cup champion
• George’s 5-25 leads DCC past Police
• Cricket developmen­t officer says fitness levels of players has improved

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