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Bug may have exposed photos from 7M Facebook users
Facebook’s privacy controls have broken down yet again, this time through a software flaw affecting nearly 7 million users who had photos exposed to a much wider audience than intended. The bug disclosed Friday gave hundreds of apps unauthorized access to photos that could in theory include images that would embarrass some of the affected…
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Trump names new acting chief of staff
US President Donald Trump has named Mick Mulvaney, the director of the office of management and budget, as acting White House chief of staff. Mulvaney, 51, replaces General John Kelly, who is leaving by the end of the year. In a tweet, Trump described Kelly as a “great patriot”, who had served the country with distinction.…
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3 men charged following shootout with police
Three men who were allegedly involved in a shooting incident with the police on Monday have been charged. Jaeviania Simon, 24, of Freemans Village; Asonie Benjamin, 24, and Tyricke John, 19, both of All Saints, have been charged with breaking and larceny, shooting with intent and two counts each of possession of firearm and ammunition.…
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Antigua invites ScotiaBank to meeting to discuss purchase
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has invited competent authorities of the Bank of Nova Scotia to a meeting by 7th January 2019 to discuss the purchase of the bank’s branch holdings in Antigua and Barbuda. The invitation is contained in a letter sent on December 13 by the Prime Minister to Scotiabank’s branch Manager in Antigua,…
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Bangladesh beat West Indies by eight wickets – 3rd ODI
Bangladesh defeated West Indies by eight wickets, in the decisive third One-Day International at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Friday. Scores: WEST INDIES 198 for nine off 50 overs ( Shai Hope 108 not out; Mehidy Hasan 4-29, Mashrafe Mortaza 2-34, Shakib-al-Hasan 2-40) BANGLADESH 202 for two off 38.3 overs (Tamim Iqbal 81 not out, Soumya…
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Pension payments to start today
Pensioners who are owed back payments and other outstanding monies will begin receiving payments today, the Treasury Department announced. It said that it will be paying eligible pensioners for one month’s salary in lieu of outstanding collective bargaining contracts from January 2003 to December 2017. Another month’s pay will be made in lieu of back pay…
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Gov’t promises new ABS HQ, new prison from State Insurance profits
The government says it will use profits from the State Insurance Corporation to get work started on a new home for ABS. Some of the profits are also expected to be used to build a new prison. The two entities will be allocated $2 million each, according to the government. Regarding ABS, the Cabinet agreed to…