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City ignore jeers from Liverpool fans to seal 3-0 statement win
LIVERPOOL, England (AP): Manchester City players were jeered and taunted by Liverpool fans on Sunday in their first game since the club was found guilty of a raft of financial breaches. But by the end it was the away section, decked out in blue and waving

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Today's Issue Published: Monday, October 12, 2026
News

Harris wants early guilty pleas to count in more cases

President of the Advocates Association of Jamaica (AAJ), Tamika Harris, is calling for greater recognition of early guilty pleas in Jamaicas criminal justice system, arguing that they can spare victims further trauma and help reduce court backlogs.

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Sports

Welcome back, Kyrie: Irving scores 17 for Mavs in China

AP: Kyrie Irving waited nearly 600 days for his return to the NBA. The Dallas Mavericks didnt keep him waiting any longer for his welcome-back basket. Irving got a reverse layup on the games opening possession last night, setting the tone for him sc

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Entertainment

Big donation for Little Theatre from Scotiabank

The sounds of Jamaican theatre are set to get an upgrade as Scotiabank provides J$5 million to support the acquisition of state-of-the-art sound equipment for the Little Theatre. The contribution will help modernise the technical capabilities of one of Ja

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Commentary

Editorial | Dave Cameron has a point

It is not often that this newspaper is in agreement with Dave Cameron, the former president of Cricket West Indies (CWI). However, The Gleaner is sympathetic to Mr Camerons call for an overhaul of the International Cricket Councils (ICC) revenue-sha

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Letters

What can Jamaica learn from the Boston Big Dig?
THE EDITOR, Madam: Large construction projects can teach valuable lessons, even when their scale differs from our own. The Boston Big Dig in the United States involved major underground highway construction in a busy urban area. Although the project was

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Lifestyle

Something Extra | Monday

The premiere of Ava DuVernays 14th brings together film and conversations about citizenship, equal protection and the legacy of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. A companion to her 2016 documentary 13th, the film shifts the focus t

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World News

Trump sticks with tariffs even as US voters turn against them

NEW YORK (AP: Maybe President Donald Trump really does believe that “tariff” is the most beautiful word in the dictionary. Despite higher prices, criticism from trade experts and displeasure among voters, Trump holds fast to his belief that imposing t

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