DPP to present report to House
IN A rather surprising, if not unprecedented, move Prime Minister P.J. Patterson yesterday sent a letter to Kent Pantry, Q.C., Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), demanding that he present before Parliament information concerning the activities of his.

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Omar Davies meets for peace
Students' Loan madness!
Clarendon College tops Gleaner's website competition

Golding wants budget debated in the Senate
OPPOSITION SENATOR Bruce Golding wants the annual debate on the National Budget extended to the Senate, potentially allowing his colleagues to amend the yearly Estimates of Expenditure.

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CCJ debate for Parliament soon
British ex-soldier jailed for 'research' drugs
Romanian sentenced for cocaine

CARICOM to benefit from EU's growth
IN A MOVE that will make it the largest expansion in its history, the European Union (EU), will today increase its member countries to 25, representing an increase of 10 ...

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Guardian Life extends hand of kindness

Hopes high for fifth ODI
CASTRIES, St. Lucia (AP): ENGLAND AND the West Indies were practising yesterday in high spirits ahead of this weekend's one-day matches in St. Lucia, where sunny skies looked likely to lift the rain-spoiled series.

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Tamar Lambert ­ a talented middle-order batsman
Star-studded Melbourne take on Manchester
Slayers take on embattled Rebels

The Office of the DPP
STAFF DISCONTENT in the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions reached a critical stage in late 2002 when the Public Service Commission ordered an investigation. In early 2003 the subsequent report by the Muirhead Committee recommend a major...

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Stowaway
Passing the bat on

LETTER OF THE DAY
Attorney queries existence of 'Advocates Association'
THE EDITOR, Sir: I NOTE with amusement an article in today's (April 21) newspaper about the positions of the Attorney General and of the Advocates' Association in...

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Appalled and amused
Full support For SSP Adams
The Jamaican male
Education, equal rights and justice

VMBS supports the 'biggest homecoming ever'
SANDRA MORGAN, marketing manager for the Victoria Mutual Building Society (VMBS), has pledged her organisation's support for the Hands Across Jamaica for Righteousness programme which is seeking to bring about 26,000 Jamaicans back to the island between..

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Sound System selectors in it for the love of music

DEMONS BEGONE!
CASTING SPELLS ON DEMONS: The deliverance ministry of Lloyd Maxwell
WHEN HE was young in the Christian faith, Lloyd Maxwell attended a church conference where he encountered a teenaged girl who seemed to have a mental disorder...

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Most Christian men not satisfied with church says survey