Inquest ordered New probe into death of Pakistan's coach
A CORONER'S inquest has been ordered into the death of Pakistan team coach Bob Woolmer.Woolmer, 58, died at the University Hospital of the West Indies on Sunday from asphyxia caused by manual strangulation after he was attacked in his Jamaica Pegasus...

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More students giving blood
More high school students are coming forward to donate blood, according to Carol Williams, blood donor organiser for the Blood Bank.The programme, which began in schools in 2003 and kicked off fully two years ago, targets...

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Alleged priest killer granted bail
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'Dragon Bay shutdown led to airstrip closure'
WESTERN BUREAU:Chairman of the Airports Authority of Jamaica (AAJ), Dennis Morrison, says the closure of the Dragon Bay Hotel in Portland contributed to the Government's decision not to rehabilitate the Ken Jones Aerodrome...

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Colombia joins challenge of EU banana regime

WI crush Irish
The West Indies, riding on the back of a superb batting display by former captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul,wrapped up their first round assignments in the Cricket World Cup in style at Sabina Park yesterday when they defeated...

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England, Kenya clash for Super Eights place
India all but crash out
'We need to build this team'
Veteran coach for 'Fighters'
UTech, GC Foster lead
Jockeys take spotlight
Let's finish the Cup for Bob
Finally, a heavyweight showdown
WI building towards the bigger games

Salvaging the World Cup
The International Cricket Council (ICC) made the correct decision not to abandon the World Cup, despite what the Jamaican police say was the murder, in his Kingston hotel room, of Pakistan's coach Bob Woolmer.

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Love them today; beat them tomorrow

LETTER OF THE DAY: PMI at odds with prison fellowship group - Should murder convicts be granted parole?
The Editor, Sir: Prison Fellowship Jamaica (PFJ) notes with interest the comments reportedly made by the head of the Peace Management Initiative (PMI)...

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Threats and abuse
Thoughts on dreadlocks
'Dissing' - from 'dead yard' to minibus

'Planet Earth' provides trip to a natural world of wonders
All too often, specials that promote themselves as important are merely self-important. Discovery Channel's Planet Earth touts itself as epic, yet it's no exaggeration.

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... life - Preparing for CXCs
Dear Counsellor: My son is preparing for CXC examinations and sometimes he becomes anxious and agitated.

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Floods give inland navy a fleeting sea
PUERTO VARADOR, Bolivia (AP): The landlocked Bolivian navy finally found its own sea to sail.A murky inland ocean created by months of catastrophic flooding in Bolivia's lowland east gave the navy's fleet of riverboats a fresh sense of purpose when their...

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