'I believe' goes abroad - Queen knights Jamaica's governor general at Buckingham Palace yesterday
Jamaica's Governor General, Sir Patrick Linton Allen, who was knighted yesterday by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, is urging Jamaicans living abroad to support his 'I believe' campaign.

Hip day and night
Today, we bring you part two of the Talk of the Town feature on Montego Bay.

People's National Party calls for Ombudsman's intervention - Party claims JLP is using state funds to get ahead in North East St Catherine by-election
The battle for North East St Catherine is heating up with allegations of misuse of state funds being thrown at the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).

Coaster-bus drivers protest
Private bus crews which ply routes that include Half-Way Tree and Constant Spring Road pulled their vehicles from the road for more than two hours yesterday in protest.

Vaz to fix broadcast issue
Minister with responsibility for Information Daryl Vaz has responded to concerns from the Media Association of Jamaica (MAJ) in relation to test transmissions being done by a radio operator who had not been granted a licence for commercial broadcasting nor a permit to do test transmissions.

Davies, Peart to face the courts
FORMER SPEAKER of the House of Representatives Michael Peart and his colleague Dr Omar Davies, the current chairman of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and five former parliamentarians are to be summoned to the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court next Thursday.