A fifth body has been re­cov­ered in the search for vic­tims of Sun­day’s boat­ing tragedy off Ch­aguara­mas.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Ag­gre­gate Pro­duc­ers As­so­ci­a­tion (TTA­PA) is press­ing for greater cer­tain­ty in the quar­ry­ing in­dus­try, as Min­is­ter of En­er­gy Dr Roodal Mooni­lal re­views a new list of op­er­a­tors seek­ing holdover let­ters and promis­es fur­ther en­gage­ment with­in two weeks.

Sig­nal Hill Sec­ondary School emerged tri­umphant on day one of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Sec­ondary Schools Net­ball As­so­ci­a­tion’s 2026 sea­son, beat­ing Ste Made­line Sec­ondary to the boys’ open di­vi­sion ti­tle on Tues­day at the Mal­oney In­door Sport Are­na, Mal­oney.

When far away from home, there is of­ten a part of us that longs for even the small­est piece of fa­mil­iar­i­ty. That was how 28-year-old Aman­da Ar­joon felt when she first moved near­ly 9,000 miles away from Trinidad and To­ba­go.

On Oc­to­ber 30, the UK House of Com­mons Li­brary pub­lished a re­search brief­ing, Chil­dren and Young Peo­ple’s Men­tal Health: Pol­i­cy and Ser­vices (Eng­land), high­light­ing the grow­ing de­mand for men­tal health sup­port among chil­dren. In 2024/25, more than one mil­lion chil­dren in Eng­land—ap­prox­i­mate­ly one in ten—had a re­fer­ral to men­tal health ser­vices.