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(Trinidad Guardian) Senior Counsel Dana Seetahal has expressed concern that privileged documents from her office have fallen into the hands of a third party.

APNU today expressed dismay over reports that commuters were stranded last evening by unrest at Agricola but it also accused government officials of contributing to the situation by making incendiary remarks and maintained its call for Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee to be dismissed.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Bermudian promoter Kevin Smith is aiming to curb crime and violence in the region through a series of concerts in different Caribbean countries.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Chances are if 25-year-old Andre ‘Tall Man’ Edwards had $20, he would be still alive, and so too would 23- year-old Damion Smith.

MUMBAI,  (Reuters) – The owners of the cash-strapped Deccan Chargers have sold the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise to a real estate company for an undisclosed sum.

OSLO,  (Reuters) – The European Union won the Nobel Peace Prize today for its historic role in uniting the continent in an award seen as a morale boost as the bloc struggles to resolve its economic crisis.

(Trinidad Express) Street and flash flooding along with gusty winds are expected today as a large tropical wave is predicted to impact the southern Caribbean, especially Barbados.

(Trinidad Express) Two policemen appeared in court yesterday charged with soliciting and receiving a bribe.

(Trinidad Express) Trinidad and Tobago’s air travel industry is getting some new competition.

Police tonight said that while police ranks were clearing the main roadway at Agricola, EBD, of debris and other obstacles thrown by protestors this evening, persons continually threw “Thunder Flash” and other squibs along with bricks and bottles at the ranks.

The police say they are conducting investigations into a fatal accident that occurred at about 1135h today on the Diamond Public Road, EBD, and which resulted in the death of Doran Keith James, 23 years, of  Adventure, Soesdyke/Linden Highway and injuries to Raganauth Mohabir.

The Guyana Police Force is informing the general public that approval has been given for the Alliance For Change (AFC) and Red Thread organisations to hold a procession tomorrow Friday October 12, 2012, commencing at 1530h in Georgetown The procession will move off from the junction of Hadfield and John streets and proceed east along Hadfield Street, north into Winter Place, west along Brickdam and culminate at the junction of Brickdam and Avenue of the Republic.

Residents of Agricola this afternoon blocked the East Bank Demerara roadway with burning tyres as tempers flared at government’s comments that Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee “will not be moved” coupled with what they called preferential  treatment of the police officer who was charged with the murder of Shaquille Grant.

Government today vowed that it “will not be moved” into giving in to the opposition’s demands for the removal of Minister of Home Affairs, Clement Rohee, saying that it is prepared to “rumble” to ensure he remains in office.

The Guyana Police Force says that in its continuing effort to improve the quality of service to the public it decentralised the operations of the Police Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) with effect from yesterday.

SANAA,  (Reuters) – Masked gunmen shot dead a Yemeni security chief on his way to work at the U.S.

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – The United States today imposed financial penalties on violent street gang MS-13, which has thousands of members operating in the United States as well as El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras.

(Jamaica Observer) Jamaica’s West Indies cricketers Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels returned home yesterday to a heroes’ welcome by government ministers and schoolchildren at the Norman Manley International Airport.

(Jamaica Gleaner) Marlon Samuels starred for the West Indies in the final of the 2012 International Cricket Council (ICC) Twenty20 World Cup with both bat and ball, leading the regional team to its first global title in eight years.

(de Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – A new electronic border management system may be put into operation in November.