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25 national footballers are scheduled to depart the island this afternoon for a two-week training camp in Brazil.

Britain announced that it would be closing its High Commission office in Grenada.

The police have identified the man who was killed after his car plunged into the Rio Cobre yesterday evening.

The Office of the Contractor General wants former Speaker of the House, Michael Peart to issue a public apology for alleging that members of his staff leaked the report into the Cuban light bulb project to the media.

Worcestershire have signed West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards as its overseas player for the second half of the 2008 English County season.

The Brazilian government has unveiled a multi-billion dollar anti-poverty plan to provide jobs and infrastructure in the poorest parts of the country.

Barbados Education Minister, Anthony Wood is calling for a review of the law on school attire in that country.

Transport and Works Minister, Mike Henry asked the police to intensify their investigation into the fire which destroyed four buses at the Jamaica Urban Transit Company’s (JUTC) Portmore depot in St. Catherine on Saturday night.

Global expert on violence and political science, Professor Paulo Pinheiro is to address Parliament today on the issue of violence and youth.