Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-01-20

• Drug peddlers outfox cops on Negril beach
• Mottley distances CARICOM from Holness, others
• ‘BIG COINCIDENC­E’
• Louder lobby to license itinerant beach vendors to weed out harassers
• Gillings: CMU gave us no bid deadlines
• Brothers among four dead in Trelawny crash
• CMU emergency meeting
• Clean house!
• Welcome, Mr Pompeo
• Noise can be lethal
• Why are constituen­ts so dependent on MPs?
• Belize further highlights illogic of buggery law
• The real issue affecting learning
• Use public education to fight domestic violence
• ‘I will never see a prison gate again’
• Porus fallout looms
• August Town on edge as security forces keep close watch
• You’re obligated to find burial spaces, McKenzie tells Portland MC
• Loss of $80m gov’t subsidy will change how JAS operates – Fulton
• Mom concerned about teen’s CSEC prospects as fire leaves family homeless
• Bonner hits century as Scorpions share spoils
• Portmore are growing–Gardner
• Francis pleased with Sunshine Girls win
• Pinnock shines at Central Hurdles and Relays meet
• Samuda hails Gayle, Fraser-Pryce
• Back with a bang!
• Phillips raps Gov’t for crime, corruption
• ‘Imagine having to smile when you feel like you’re dying’
• French ambassador pledges to help Clarendon ease water problems
• ‘Like A Boss’ does what it’s supposed to do
• ‘1917’ wins big at PGA looks to Oscars
• Many options await Prince Harry and Meghan after royal split
• Trump’s impeachmen­t defence, prosecutor­s dig in
• Cult ‘anointed by God’ kills 7 in jungle
• Couple together for six decades die on the same day
• Discovery of unused disaster supplies stirs anger
• Moïse wants to reform constituti­on
• Guaidó to meet Pompeo in Colombia
• President says concession­s to US would lead nowhere
• Court hears how man lured to death by ex-girlfriend
• Walking on the love bridge

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