Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-05-17

• COPS ON THE COLD
• State agents, political operatives inseparabl­e in St Mary COVID-19 relief
• ‘Our resources have dried up’
• PJ’s focus on scoring own goal instead of the real goal
• A different payroll support for small businesses
• UWI Caribbean students feel trapped, abandoned in Ja
• ‘A backward step’
• Big blow: Western clubs unhappy with JFF’s decision
• Haaland celebrates alone
• England series in CWI’s best interests, says Bishop
• Students finding ways to overcome COVID-19 mental stress
• Accountant Dawkins Brown struck off
• Salada to spray-dry fruits, vegetables as new income stream
• Sagicor first out the gate with dividends
• House insurance and remote work
• Post-COVID assumption­s
• The COVID effect on bonds
• Good reasons for taking on personal debt
• Pandemic claims J.C. Penney, as retail sales plunge
• SHATTA WALE REVELS IN BEING THE King of African Dancehall
• Reggae the best music for quarantine EPISCOPAL PRIEST
• Award-winning play ‘Heist’ chopped into serial bites
• Spirits down as live entertainm­ent events go on ice
• Even the bars are laughing at the policy
• Data is king

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