Politics

BANGKOK—Thailand’s prime minister lifted a nighttime curfew in Bangkok and other areas on Saturday, saying that order has been restored 10 days after violence killed more than a dozen people and left parts of the […] […]

The Cabinet minister charged with rescuing the Government’s finances has used taxpayers’ money to pay more than £40,000 to his long-term partner, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. David Laws, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, […] […]

AN alleged Jamaican drug baron at the centre of this week’s uprising in Kingston is seeking political asylum abroad, according to a British solicitor who has spoken to him. Hannah Harris Barrington said she talked […] […]

The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) this afternoon dismissed claims by former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga that the army has defied orders from Prime Minister Bruce Golding to pull out of Tivoli Gardens. Colonel Rocky Meade […] […]

JAMAICA’S leader is facing growing criticism over a near week-long assault on a slum to capture a powerful drug don as decomposing bodies of civilians lay unclaimed for days. The operation has left 73 civilians […] […]

THE police have issued a new photograph of Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, who is wanted for extradition to the United States on drug and gun trafficking charges. The photograph was found on the […] […]

POLICE Commissioner owen Ellington has revealed that members of the West Kingston militia which engaged the security forces in battle wore dresses. Ellington, who was speaking at a press briefing at Jamaica Defence Force headquarters […] […]

DESCRIBING Monday’s offensive by the security forces as highly successful, Police Commissioner Owen Ellington said wanted fugitive Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke is still in Jamaica. “The latest intelligence we have is that Coke is still in […] […]

THE Golding administration has announced an independent enquiry into the security operation in Tivoli Gardens and Denham Town in west Kingston which left at least 73 civilians dead and three members of the security forces […] […]

POLICE this morning pleaded with Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke’s business partner Justin O’Gilvie to turn himself in. Ogilivie, otherwise called ‘Stingy’, is a member of the Presidential Click business and one of three alleged Shower Posse […] […]