Stabroek News Sunday - 2022-10-16

• UK police charge two women after soup thrown at van Gogh's 'Sunflowers'
• Gunmen kill 11 at Russian military base in latest blow to war in Ukraine
• Pakistan summons U.S. ambassador over Biden's nuclear remarks
• Fire, gunshots at Tehran jail holding political prisoners, dual nationals
• T&T PM under probe, opposition senator says
• Mexico warns Venezuelan migrants not to form caravans
• Man with fake gun enters T&T couple's car, gets 4 real bullets
• Depredatio­ns and the material heritage
• We may never know the result if Uitvlugt Estate, despite being the worst performing, had been closed instead of Wales
• The rigging of elections by the PPP – Fact and Fantasy
• Never-ending knowledge
• Word limit might have been a possible reason for African rice cultivatio­n exclusion
• Up to GECOM’s chair to advise subject minister on window for Local Government Elections
• Ministry of Health must cater for patients in all regions
• Support animal rights activists working to rescue and care for growing stray animal population
• New telecoms provider Green Gibraltar to begin hinterland demonstrat­ions next month
• Frandec proposes sale to Hand-in-Hand
• Two more COVID-19 cases reported
• Government Take & Reported Reserves - Part 4
• LUCAS STOCK INDEX (LSI)
• Voter informatio­n requested by GECOM publicly available
• Addressing learning loss among agenda issues for visiting UK official
• Improved seating promised for Region Two students
• Parks to be built at Corriverto­n, NA under First Lady’s beautifica­tion initiative
• 400 Berbicians receive house lots
• Akawini to access ICT training via new $4M hub
• Ann’s Grove woman chopped by husband still in hospital
• Guard charged over ganja
• 14 more fraud charges laid against loan scam accused
• Man charged with impersonat­ing doctor
• Bids opened for Santa Rosa school rehab, Parika Market
• The Week-in-Review - October 9 to October 15
• New York City pays tribute to cricket’s immortal Joe Solomon
• GRA’s unyielding stance against Exxon’s tax fight is inspiring
• Inventiven­ess and predilecti­on for innuendo
• Abducted mayor, officials in northern Mexico freed, governor says
• Colombian bus crash kills at least 20
• T20 retirement not on mind, says Australia captain Finch
• Allicock should consider stepping up in weight
• England well prepared but Australia favourite, says Buttler
• Marian Academy, St Pius and West Ruimveldt stay unbeaten
• Kane punishes Everton again as Spurs keep up impressive start
• Report: Warriors, Jordan Poole finalizing 4-year, $140M deal
• B/ce, President’s XI Inter-County game washed out
• Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo treated for brain tumor
• Topp XX in come from behind win
• Pairaudeau a ‘pioneer of the game’: CWI
• Qualifiers could be ‘blessing in disguise’, says Pooran
• Small talks to defuse big pressure around Indo-Pak game
• T20 cricket World Cup bowls off today
• Survivor of rare form of cancer, Francine Leitch uses her voice to spread awareness
• Survivor of rare form of cancer, Francine Leitch uses her voice...
• Psychologi­st Anju Vivekanand­araj aims to expand the mental health conversati­on
• For new attorney Jinelle Thomas, hard work conquers all
• New Beginnings: Imagining a better creative reality
• Legal documents all secondary school graduates should have (and how to get them)
• Entries open for Young Caribbean Environmen­tal Scientist of the Year contest
• Man in the mirror
• Legal documents all secondary school graduates should have (and how to get them)
• The cost of war in “The Greatest Beer Run Ever” and “All Quiet on the Western Front”
• Stephanie Correia’s work: a celebratio­n of Amerindian heritage
• Not all friends can be trusted
• Onshore algae farms could feed the world sustainabl­y Onshore algae farms could feed the world sustainabl­y
• Exercise to aid your quality of sleep
• On New Zealand farm, scientists reduce cow burps to save the world
• Global wildlife population­s have sunk 69% since 1970 - WWF report
• ‘We’ve never seen anything like this before:’ Black Hole spews out material years after shredding star
• Climate risk index shows threats to 90 per cent of the world’s marine species
• GCF making progress with chess club at School of the Nations
• South Rupununi bilingual education programme marks 4th anniversar­y
• Queen release rediscover­ed song featuring Freddie Mercury
• The Man Without a Heart
• Marine Technician in the making:
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