Photographer says cops, security guards abused and arrested him because he took a photo of new US Embassy The Jamaica Observer
A 59-year-old freelance photographer, who said he was taking pictures of the new US Embassy building in Liguanea, St Andrew for job-related purposes, was arrested and charged by the police with resisting arrest, possession of an offensive weapon and assaulting a police officer, three charges, he claimed, were "ridius and unfair".
October 2006 glimpses USA Today
Here is a closer look at many of the U.S. military personnel killed in October because of the conflict in Iraq.
Freedom of Information: Top secrets for public inspection Independent
Britain is not the same country it was two years ago. Following the introduction of new rights of access, with the Freedom of Information Act on 1 January 2005 the Government has been forced to give up its secrets, while Whitehall has had to offer up its most sensitive files for public inspection. What we have witnessed is a seeping release of documents, memos and classified papers that has shone
NBC reveals 'The Apprentice 6' contestants, new season twists Reality TV World
Billed as "a compelling social experiment of haves and have nots" by NBC, The Apprentice 6 -- the Donald Trump reality show's first non-New York City edition -- will significantly increase the significance of winning or losing each episode's task challenge.
The Apprentice 6 To Contain Shocking New Twists Reality TV Magazine
Dramatic new twists and turns – and a cross-country move to Los Angeles – make NBC's new season of The Apprentice more compelling than ever when 18 new contestants engage in the series' fiercest competition yet on Sunday, January 7
Expect New Twists on The Apprentice Coming Soon
Dramatic new twists and turns and a cross-country move to Los Angeles make NBC's new season of "The Apprentice" more compelling than ever when 18 new contestants engage in the series' fiercest competition yet on Sunday, January 7 (9:30-11 p.m. ET). "The Apprentice" will return to its regular timeslot of 9-10 p.m. ET on Sunday, January 21 following the first two special 90-minute episodes airing
HOLLAND BAY, St Thomas - A local group is objecting to a proposed hotel development in this district on Jamaica's east The Jamaica Observer
According to Barrington Nesbeth, president of the Kingston-based World African Reunification Solidarity Association (WARSA), construction of the resort complex would undoubtedly prompt the building of other such developments, which would have negative effects on local flora and fauna in the area.
From Armenia to Zambia welcome to Planet Saltire The Scotsman
IT WAS a date once ignored by almost everyone. St Andrew's Day, 30 November, barely registered on Scotland's cultural and economic radar. Just an ordinary 24 hours in the Christmas run-up.
The name is Fleming, Ian Fleming Hindustan Times
James Bond, as seen in the new film, Casino Royale , is closest in spirit to Ian Fleming’s original creation. Or so the publicity for the movie has been telling us.
Yo ho ho: a treasure trove The Age
Jane Sullivan traces the buccaneer genre from Captain Hook to something more sinister.
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