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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

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Across eastern scotland. this is the rainfall picture it's developed so far today. as you can see, lightning as well, some thundering downpours, mainly through eastern areas, just now moving through the london area, it will cover more of the southeast over the next couple of hours before clearing away tonight. wales and england, mainly dry, if mist and fog patches around, whereas for northern ireland and scotland, some thicker cloud moving in here. a bit of patchy brain developing, more especially northwest scotland as the night goes on. a cooler night and start to the day tomorrow. high—pre...

High—pressure building back in again. a lot of fried —— fine weather round, the sunny spells, thicker cloud for a time for scotland, and of the name and a northern england, squeezing out a few spots of rain one or two light showers. most places on saturday and indeed on sunday are looking dry, on sunday, northwest scotland and perhaps northern ireland could see a little bit of rain moving in as the day goes on. as always, the forecast for where you are or where you are going online and through the.

Kamla: Venezuelans fleeing because Rowley has become like Maduro by COURTESY UNC FACEBOOK Gail Alexan­der Op­po­si­tion Leader Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar says that Venezue­lans who fled their home­land to seek a bet­ter place in T&T are now re­turn­ing to take their chances with the Maduro gov­ern­ment as they’re see­ing what hap­pened in Venezuela un­der a dic­ta­to­r­i­al regime al­so hap­pen­ing in T&T. Per­sad-Bisses­sar was ad­dress­ing Mon­day night's UNC meet­ing say­ing T&T’s econ­o­my is in a tail­spin and the Kei­th Row­ley ad­min­is­tra­t...