September, 2010 | My Gripe An Thing

Lennon’s killer denied parole again

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JOHN Lennon’s killer has been denied parole for the sixth time since he was locked up for murdering the Beatle superstar in New York three decades ago. Mark David Chapman “sat for an interview this […] […]

News – Men arrested for eating during Ramadan

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TWO Algerian men face up to two years in jail after they were arrested for allegedly eating in the middle of the day during the holy month of Ramadan. Police picked up the young men […] […]

News – Jacko ‘love child’ seeks inheritance

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A WOMAN who claimed to be Michael Jacksons love child and was seeking a share of his inheritance and custody of the late singers three children had her case thrown out by a LA judge. […] […]

Hawking book says the universe was created spontaneously

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American physicist Leonard Mlodinow felt much like a graduate student as he worked with Stephen Hawking on their latest collaboration The Grand Design. “He was teaching me his ideas of the universe and together we […] […]

Policeman jailed for cell attack

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A police sergeant who injured a woman when he assaulted her in a cell has been jailed for six months. Sgt Mark Andrews was caught on CCTV dragging Pamela Somerville, 59, across the floor of […] […]

News -Double murderer aged 15: Girl given life sentence

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Britain’s youngest female double murderer was ordered to be detained for a minimum 14 years at the Old Bailey today. Lorraine Thorpe was just 15 when she killed her father, who was in her care. […] […]

News – B’dos under threat as safe destination

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THE Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has warned that the island’s reputation as a safe tourist destination is being compromised. BCCI president Anthony Armstrong said that the tragic fire at Campus Trendz Clothing Store, […] […]

News – ‘Dudus’ returns to court today

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NEW YORK, United States — Christopher Coke, the former strongman of Tivoli Gardens — a tough community in West Kingston, Jamaica — will return to a federal court here today where drug and gun-trafficking charges […] […]

News – Hurricane watch issued for coasts of Mexico, Texas

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Mexican authorities urged people to move to shelters while officials in Texas distributed sandbags and warned of flash floods as Tropical Storm Hermine strengthened and headed toward the northwestern Gulf coast on Monday. Hermine will […] […]

Australia to give US evidence in diving death case

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A state government in Australia has agreed to turn over case documents to prosecutors in the US hoping to charge an Alabama man with the drowning death of his wife during a honeymoon scuba dive […] […]