Lead Stories
Clunie sent on leave - Police Services Commission responds to DPP's ruling

The Police Services Commission has sent Deputy Commissioner, Owen Clunie, on leave, while it continues to investigate his conduct during a recent probe into allegations of drug trafficking.

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Mountain View tense, cop injured in shoot-out
Campbell sacked by CTL
Dead men tell no tales - BBC releases film on police killings here
Past students find challenges fulfilling
Past students' associations - 'bully' or 'breadwinner'?

News
Cutback in hotel programme likely
Persons seeking employment in the Government's Hospitality (H2B) Programme, which is intended to land them jobs in hotels in the United States, could be in for major disappointment.

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Jamaica to scrutinise Middle Eastern visa seekers
Munro finally accepts Rastafarian boy - Decision averts court action
Teacher shortages - Several schools still suffering
Montego Freeport ­ a PNP, JLP success story Shalman Scott

Business
Weddings - the guests pay dearly too
Many people dread getting more than three wedding invitations for the year as the cost of an all out glamorous do can be greater than you bargained for. It's a misconception that the bride and groom have all the expenses, because "must haves" like the...

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JMMB's money market report J$ Fixed Income Market
JCC expresses concerns for the country
Stock market bargains emerging
Hard Rock Cafe to take local companies to task

Sport
Defending champs blank Holy Trinity
PLAYING ONE man short, defending champions Norman Manley blanked Holy Trinity 2-0 in a lacklustre Pepsi Manning Cup game at Breezy Castle yesterday ...

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Munro dismiss STETHS
Parchment leads Perry's XI to victory
Under-17 Champs heat up
Wein has high hopes for Jamaica

Commentary
Somebody has cried
Many people, the world over, have been crying since last week Tuesday at the seemingly senseless destruction and mass murder of over 5,000 persons in New York and Washington. - Hartley Neita

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Letters
Insane suggestion
THE EDITOR, Sir: I find A.S. Byfield's suggestion that Ms. Haughton should join forces with the Jamaica Labour Party, instead of forming the UPP quite insane. The woman has class.

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Decriminalisation of ganja
Open letter to a terrorist

Entertainment
PROMOTERS owe millions in GCT

Millions of dollars are slipping out of the Government's coffers each year because of delinquent live entertainment show promoters who fail to file and pay over their General Consumption Tax (GCT). Sources have told The Sunday Gleaner that Summerfest...

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Marleys migrate to West Africa
Route 76 on the marketing highway
'The Messenger' still carries the Word
A dream st ill unfulfilled - The Poetry Society remembers what could have been

Outlook
Sonia Thorn takes her work to heart

WESTERN BUREAU: SONIA THORN, to use a sanitised Jamaican expression, takes her work to heart. Literally. The Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland-born nurse has been caring for cardiac patients more than quarter of a century..

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Orgasms Ultimate sexual pleasure
Negril All-Age tops competition
Focus on women

In Focus
At the root of hatred

In the aftermath of last week's horror in the United States, the question on everybody's lips has turned from who, to why? What on earth could impel bright young men to kill themselves ... - John Rapley

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War against terrorism
Restricting ganja to 'private' use