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NEW YORK, USA — Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, the former Tivoli Gardens strongman who is facing drugs and weapons charges after being extradited here, is yet to settle the matter of his legal representation, despite the […] […]

MONEAGUE, St Ann — Fire yesterday destroyed the entire multi-purpose block at the Moneague College in St Ann, leaving losses that could run into millions of dollars. It was not ascertained up to late last […] […]

Peru has declared a state of emergency after hundreds of children died from freezing conditions that have seen temperatures across much of the South American country plummet to a 50-year low. In 16 of Peru’s […] […]

WIKILEAKS has posted an “insurance” file on its website as US investigators close in on its suspected sources. The freedom of information site, which enraged the Pentagon by publishing 77,000 leaked US documents on the […] […]

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates—The United Arab Emirates outlined plans Sunday to block BlackBerry e-mail, messaging and Web browsing services in a crackdown that could jeopardize efforts to establish the country as an international business hub. […] […]

A SNIPER in the British Army submitted a legal challenge to the Ministry of Defence over a “catastrophic error” that put him and his family at risk of being kidnapped by al Qaeda. The soldier […] […]

ISLAMABAD- Floods caused by a week of heavy rain have killed more than 1,000 people in Pakistan’s northwest and rescuers battled on Sunday to distribute relief to tens of thousands of trapped people. A westerly […] […]

A CORRUPTION scandal rocked the New Delhi Commonwealth Games yesterday after Indian officials admitted safety certificates for most newly built stadiums have been faked. Little more than two months before the opening ceremony, locals are […] […]

The agency responsible for securing Britain’s borders has paid out £13 million of benefits in error to asylum seekers over the past two years. The UK Border Agency discovered during 2008/09 that it carried on […] […]

Headlines have been dominated by WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, this week. Tom Chivers picks the website’s top 10 scoops. 1. Iraq Apache helicopter attack Horrifying video footage showing 15 people including two Reuters […] […]