'Cast them out' - CAFFE wants Warmington, Montague dismissed
A call by observer group Citizens Action For Free and Fair Elections (CAFFE), for two junior government ministers to resign in the wake of recent comments on the political stage, has been immediately dismissed by one of those named.

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Public says farewell to hero
Smith to address concerns of Montego Bay cops
More murders in Clarendon
Jamaican government to 'scale' down overloaded vehicles
Chang's life threatened

Difficult moves for Falmouth's disabled
To visitors and tourists alike, Falmouth would seem like a typical bustling town. It is one of the few towns that contain an abundance of historic infrastructure, symbolism and information... On the other hand, disabled individuals specifically wheelchair users find it very difficult to safely navigate the town and its buildings.

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Across the Nation
Two perish in St James accident
Deacon trial date in May
Cops probe brothers' murder

Government, EU Commission sign financing deals
The Government of Jamaica and the European Commission this week signed four financing agreements totalling €17.6 million (J$1.7 billion) through the ninth European Development Fund, to support four infrastructure and institutional strengthening projects.

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Antigua cuts income tax, increases salaries
KRB renames rum line, expanding to wider markets

'It will be a fine way to say goodbye' - Running mate Laing among star cast paying last respects to McKenley
Leslie Laing, Herb McKenley's teammate on the historic 4x400-metre team which won gold at the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, and his wife, Carmen Phipps, also an Olympian, head a list of sports personalities who will pay their last respects to the great Jamaican sprinter today at what is expected to be a 'tightly-run funeral'.

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Performer of the week - Devastating Doyley strikes thrice
Amp up scoring, says Harbour View boss
Kingston College, Excelsior to contest Colts final
Misbah almost turned his back on cricket
Village crumble to defeat
Fight's 'absolutely massive' - Hatton
Brilliant Murray rescues Knights
Sport briefs
VOX POP
'Mayer' headlines run for Gold
Jerome Taylor strikes again - Five-wicket haul propels Windies to series victory
International champs for Jamaica
Reggae Boy gives back to alma mater
Glenmuir out to deny Garvey Maceo
Final word - Santa, all I want for Christmas...
In Your Neighbourhood

EDITORIAL - Acknowledging an error
In international affairs, even between countries as physically close and with a shared history as The Cayman Islands and Jamaica, an outright admission of error can be very hard to come by. It is with a sense of relief, then, not victory, that we note the Cayman government has conceded to an error that led to the birth of Lateisha Julene Clarke on a flight from Cayman to Jamaica on October 2, 2007.

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It's a brand new world
Gas pump rascals
Issue: Priorities for new Commish

LETTER OF THE DAY - Better expected of public sector
The Editor, Sir: All over the world, and particularly in big cities, the collection of solid waste is difficult to manage, and this requires a distinctive approach to management. In our own circumstance, we have seen where the traditional qualifications and skills have not worked in many instances...

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Remember, I told you
We need more PALS in schools
Morale at a new low
Noteworthy

Guiding Light: Jonathan has unfinished business in Springfield
When the dynamic Tom Pelphrey left Guiding Light earlier this year, fortunately the writers didn't kill off his character, Jonathan Randall. Not that the death of a character can't be undone in soaps, but by making Jonathan fake his death after his soulmate, Tammy (Stephanie Gatschet), died and leave Springfield, they have made it much easier for Pelphrey to return.

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Soap scene

Let's talk relationships
Dear Counsellor: Six months ago, I ended a relationship in which the guy was cheating all the time and constantly lying about it. My friends would see him out with someone and he would always come up with some reason why it was not him. Or he would get angry, saying I should tell my friends to stop watching him.

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Let's talk life
Doctor's advice: A 'gushing' love stream

UK's Tony Blair says religion crucial to him
Tony Blair, often considered reticent about his religious beliefs in 10 years as British Prime Minister, has said religion is hugely important to him. Blair said politicians spoke about religious faith in America, but if you did so in Britain, "frankly, people do think you are a nutter (crazy)".

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Archaeological dig reshapes Roman Jerusalem

Region to get help with criminal deportees
Regional police forces are reporting that international governments and law enforcement agencies have given them a commitment to help the region deal with criminal deportees.

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