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‘A win for Jamaica’: 15 people convicted in landmark gang-busting trial

Marathon trial, which lasted a year and a half, sees people convicted on charges ranging from gang membership to murder

The Guardian - US

Meet the exciting striker 'expecting' to be Newcastle's next signing and holds Alan Shearer ambition

Exclusive: Dujuan 'Whisper' Richards has undergone a two-week trial at Newcastle United and ChronicleLive has spoken to the exciting teenage striker who is aiming to make his international debut for Jamaica

Chronicle Live

Jamaican court convicts gangster in landmark case

Jamaica's Supreme Court convicted a well-known crime boss on Tuesday in a landmark trial, marking a win for the Caribbean island's recently reformed anti-gang laws.

Reuters

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Video of New York commuters frantically switching tracks for connecting train at LIRR station goes viral

Clip was shared after Long Island Rail Road trains started offering service to Grand Central Madison

The Independent UK

What happened to Lucille in Call the Midwife and has she left for good?

What happened to Lucille in Call the Midwife? Everything you need to know about the much-loved character's departure.

WhatToWatch

Patel: Reports of criminal who murdered after avoiding deportation ‘appalling’

Ernesto Elliott was due to be flown back to Jamaica in December 2020 but was taken off a deportation flight after last-minute legal challenges.

The Independent UK

Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness heads to Haiti as gang wars threaten health care

Jamaica Prime Minister Andrew Holness is making a one-day visit to Haiti on Monday along with government ministers and ambassadors from two other Caribbean countries as part of a long-awaited visit to see how Caribbean leaders can help Haitians find their way out of their gang-ridden country’s crisis, which has…

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Call the Midwife favourite Leonie Elliott quits after six years as nurse Lucille Robinson

Leonie Elliott played the nurse Lucille Robinson on the much-loved programme, but has now quit the show after her character returned to her home in Jamaica

Daily Mirror

NUFC mad couple cut short holiday in Jamaica to watch Carabao Cup Final at Wembley

Jim Cruddas and Linda Wright will fly back to London Heathrow via Atlanta for the Carabao Cup Final

Chronicle Live

Windrush victim brings compensation fight with Home Office to the High Court

In July 2005, he visited his youngest son in Jamaica but was refused re-entry to the UK three years later.

The Independent UK

Kemar Roofe impresses in Rangers numbers game against Morelos and Colak as he stakes starting claim for cup final

The statistics show that the Jamaica international is a clinical option but hasn't been fit and available often enough during his time at Ibrox.

Daily Record

Matildas defeat Jamaica 3-0 to claim morale-boosting Cup of Nations triumph

Goals from Foord, Gorry and Chidiac seal win in Newcastle as coach Tony Gustavsson praises team’s belief

The Guardian - AU

Matildas beat Jamaica to win Cup of Nations

The Matildas have claimed the first silverware of the Tony Gustavsson-era with a 3-0 Cup of Nations win over Jamaica.

AAP

Australia 3-0 Jamaica: Cup of Nations – as it happened

The Matildas made it three from three in the Cup of Nations with victory over Jamaica in Newcastle

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Matildas defeat Jamaica in final Cup of Nations match to retain trophy

Australia takes a clean sweep in the Cup of Nations, defeating the World Cup-bound Jamaica 3-0 in their final match after earlier wins against Czechia and Spain.

AAP

Spain beat Czech Republic 3-0 at Cup of Nations

Australia must at least draw against Jamaica on Wednesday night in order to win the Cup of Nations after Spain beat the Czech Republic 3-0.

Newcastle Herald

'Awesome for girls now': how Matildas inspire more than the next generation

The mums getting on board with a growing game.

Newcastle Herald

Red-hot Matildas set to put on a show in Newcastle for Cup of Nations

They play Jamaica on Wednesday night.

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Czechia snatch late Cup of Nations win over Jamaica

Jamaica coach Lorne Donaldson said the Reggae Girlz needed to work on match management after they slipped to a 3-2 loss to Czechia on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Official: Jamaica's PM will not be charged following probe

A top prosecutor in Jamaica has ruled that Prime Minister Andrew Holness won’t face charges over possible conflict of interest in contracts awarded to a construction company in 2007-2009 while he was education minister

Reuters

Jamaica PM will not face corruption charges, despite 'evidence'

Jamaica's anti-corruption agency said on Thursday that the prime minister will not face any charges after investigating a potential conflict of interest around government contracts awarded to a construction company between 2006 and 2009.

The Independent UK

Jamaica's anti-corruption agency focuses on prime minister

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness is under scrutiny after an anti-corruption agency issued a lengthy report that suggests a potential conflict of interest involving him and contracts awarded to a construction company, some of which were not reported

AAP

Spain beat Jamaica ahead of Matildas clash

Spain found their groove ahead of Sunday's meeting with the Matildas by beating Jamaica 3-0 in their Cup of Nations clash in Gosford.

Reuters

Jamaica PM facing anti-corruption scrutiny

Jamaica's anti-corruption agency has referred the prime minister to its director of prosecutions over government contracts awarded to a construction company between 2006 and 2009.

The Guardian - UK

We whose ancestors owned slaves want to make amends – but nations must also pay their due

My family owned plantations, but how my generation atones can only ever be a start, says author and campaigner Alex Renton

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