Stabroek News - 2022-10-31

• More than 130 killed in India as bridge packed with holiday sightseers collapses
• Man attacks UK migrant processing centre, kills himself - Reuters photograph­er
• U.N., Turkey, Ukraine press ahead with Black Sea grain deal despite Russian pullout
• Four more shot dead in Trinidad
• Trinidad: Cameras to help cut bribery in licensing of new drivers
• Unsteady ship of state
• Accountabi­lity not evident in Men on Mission initiative
• Let our leaders stop playing with the high standards we as Guyanese would like to retain
• Flying Stars Cycling Club grateful
• Accountabi­lity not evident in ...
• Britain’s new Prime Minister facing multiple challenges
• Democratic participat­ion and marginalis­ed groups in Guyana
• BV/Triumph residents invited to meeting on controvers­ial lands deal
• Major improvemen­ts in staffing at National Psychiatri­c Hospital – Ministry
• Customers at Massy Stores can now pay with mmg+
• World Court to hear preliminar­y objections raised by Venezuela on border case
• Better access to climate finance high on CARICOM’s COP27 agenda
• Democracy in Guyana is strong and strengthen­ing
• Security forces tear gas students defying Iran protest ultimatum
• Alimohamed hits ton, Sankar takes five-for
• Miller fifty powers South Africa to last-over win against India
• West Indies Women’s U19 set for camp and trials ahead of India tour
• Persaud secures 11th Guyana Open championsh­ip
• Springer, Harvey, Roberts, Newton dominate IGG trials
• Haynes backs Brathwaite, Chanderpau­l to form productive partnershi­p
• Carty hundred hands Hurricanes opening win

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