1. Headlines (00:00-00:27)

2. In Trinidad and Tobago legal opinions are divided on how the President should resolve the 18 seat tie between the PNM and UNC. Some lawyers argue that the President should reappoint the incumbent while others disagree. Tony Fraser reports on the developments (00:28-02:37)

3. The anchor spoke with the Former Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago Anthony Smart, on whether the tie in this general election is a message to the parties to come together (02:38-05:47)

4. The people of Trinidad and Tobago express their views on which party should lead the country (05:48-07:04)

5. Prime minister of St. Lucia Kenny Anthony, unveils his new Cabinet a week after winning a second term for the Labour Party. Pete Ninvalle reports (07:05-08:51)

6. Prompted by the release of a report on the summer race riots, Britain is now exploring the causes, consequences and how to tackle the manifestation of racial discrimination. Chairman of the group that produced the report Ted Cantle speak on the developments. David Blunkett defends his comments. Orin Gordon reports (08:52- 11:44)

7. Belizean ambassador to Guatemala Moises Cal, says the two countries are determined not to let recent fatal border incidents affect their relations. Preparations for talks at the OAS have been marred by more killings of Guatemalan farmers by Belizean soldiers. Ambassador Cal speak with the anchor on the issue (11:45-14:28)

8. Fidel Castro, is among leaders from more than 20 countries who joined Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez at the start of the third Summit of the Association of Caribbean States in Margarita (14:29-15:30)