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Trials, triumphs of a child star - A star is born

05.07.2009 20:07    jamaica-gleaner.com
MOSES DAVIS' stage name is not the typical Jamaican indication of an outstanding physique. His wiry frame has danced its way into the hearts of millions worldwide, complementing more hit songs than even a double-CD release can compile...


'Lime Tree Lane' fame turns sour

05.07.2009 20:07    jamaica-gleaner.com
WHEN CHRISTOPHER Daley participated in the Junior Drama Festival for Half-Way Tree Primary and won gold at nine years old in 1988 with The Bigger The Cheaper, he had no idea that it would lead to a change in his

Bring it on!

05.07.2009 20:07    jamaica-gleaner.com
THEY CALL him Chairman for Life, but there are indications that Robert Pickersgill's 14-year reign as the chief stabiliser of the People's National Party may soon come to an unceremonious end."I don't deal with duppies.

Shining child stars

05.07.2009 20:07    jamaica-gleaner.com
Delroy Wilson released his first single, Emy Lou, in 1961 for record producer, Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd, at the age of thirteen.


Bobby's grip slips - Move to unseat PNP long-time chairman

05.07.2009 20:07    jamaica-gleaner.com
Concerns are mounting across the divide in the People's National Party (PNP) that long-time chairman, Bobby Pickersgill, is either not suited, or incapable of calming the internal conflicts which have battered the organisation, undermining its system of...

Short but strong is the mantra of Pooja Madan

05.07.2009 18:40    bollywoodgate.com
Pooja Madan who shot to fame with Amaanat is back after a long time onsmall screen with Rajan Shahi show, Swarg on Colors. She plays themother to Pracheen who dies in the show.

MP claims for hotel films

05.07.2009 14:31    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
A NORTHERN Irish politician charged the taxpayer £555 for watching pay-per-view films in his hotel, it emerged yesterday.

'Rich will run' if new tax power brought in

05.07.2009 14:31    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
FINANCIAL experts have warned that recommendations to give Holyrood sweeping new taxation powers will lead to people claiming that their main residences are in England to avoi

Treasury examines the cost of quangos

05.07.2009 14:31    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
THE Treasury has announced a review of spending by public bodies as so-called quangos came back under the political spotlight in a battle over future spending.

Lockerbie relatives to demand Megrahi stays in Scots jail

05.07.2009 14:31    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
KENNY MacAskill is to be put under intense pressure to keep the Lockerbie bomber behind bars in Scotland this week when he takes part in discussions with the families of the A

Minimum price for alcohol set at 40p per unit

05.07.2009 14:31    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
CUT-price drink will be banned from Scotland's shops under legislation set to be brought forward by ministers.

Rail operator to fight East Coast ruling

05.07.2009 12:04    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
NATIONAL Express has vowed to maintain the fight to hold on to the prestigious London-Scotland rail line which is in danger of being nationalised.

Scottish and Newcastle calls time on more pubs as tenanted scene goes flat

05.07.2009 12:04    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
SCOTTISH & Newcastle's struggling tenanted pub company has reacted to the falling British beer market by putting a swathe of pubs on the market.

Salmond urged to offer support for manufacturing

05.07.2009 12:04    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
THE SCOTTISH Government is facing calls to draw up an urgent strategy for the beleaguered manufacturing sector.

Two thirds of firms uncover bogus expense claims, survey shows

05.07.2009 12:04    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
FIRST it was MPs who came under pressure for their questionable expenses, then it was senior directors at the BBC. Now private firms in Scotland plan to launch a severe crackd

'Bargains to be had' in retail property

05.07.2009 12:04    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
INVESTORS are being advised that this is a good time to "bottom-fish" for bargains in the commercial property market as recovery is expected to begin next year.

Dani Garavelli: Death and dishonesty

05.07.2009 12:03    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
No stunt has been too tacky in the attempt to make Jackson's death about them

Peter Ross at large: The stuff of life is fair game for taxidermist's animal magic

05.07.2009 12:03    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
My little stoats were competing against a bear and still beating it

Fordyce Maxwell: 'Summer lunch for 45? No trouble. Why not make it a round 60?'

05.07.2009 12:03    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
AS THE clock ticked towards 12 I found myself singing - I use the word loosely - a few lines from Paint Your Wagon: "There's a coach comin' in, You can feel it get

Jim Sillars: Let's hear the truth about the crisis

05.07.2009 12:03    scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com
THERE must be in the depths of Gordon Brown's bunker little Mandelsonites, beavering away at a new piece of legislation - the Button up the Back of the Public Mind Bill;

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