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Passenger and cargo trains could resume service between Kingston and Clarendon by next year if the timeline announced by Transport Minister Mike Henry is met.

National Security Minister, Dwight Nelson, is due back in the island tomorrow after he was rushed to a medical facility in Florida last week.

The state owned oil refinery, Petrojam has announced yet another week of increases in the prices of gasolene.

West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo picked up two early wickets as Deccan Chargers, replying to Trinidad and Tobago’s 149-7, were 75-3 after 10 in their Champions League 20/20 Group ‘A’ match at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in India.

Twenty-six games are on this afternoon in the ISSA/Pepsi/Digicel daCosta Cup competition with Annotto Bay looking set to qualify for the Ben Francis Knockout.

Majesty Gardens and St Georges Slayers recorded victories last night in the Flow-sponsored Southern Conference of the National Basketball League at the Stadium Courts.

The police constable charged for carnally abusing a teenaged girl last year was again denied bail when he appeared in the Home Circuit Court this morning.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force is reporting an increase in the number of women killed last month when compared with September in the past two years.

Trinidad Cement Limited\'s chief executive Dr Rollin Bertrand has described as unfortunate suggestions by Guyanese President Bharrat Jagdeo about a possible conflict of interest in a case being heard by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ).