Jamaica Gleaner - 2020-09-22

• ‘SHAME ON THEM’
• No Carnival on the seas for Jamaica?
• Online lessons could affect delivery of practical subjects.
• ‘Yuh cyah learn if yuh hungry’.
• SEPROD says it remains committed to St Thomas
• Samuda urges scrutiny as plastics replace foam
• Red Berry residents hunt for home as highway bridge looms
• Too risky to reopen schools for face-to-face teaching
• Opportunit­y for Ja to capitalise on rare earth elements
• Judge’s ruling stinging rebuke; supports constituti­onal rights
• No delay in Jamaica becoming a republic
• Let’s unite and end world conflict
• PNP needs to set its house in order
• JN Foundation helps entreprene­urs to promote climate change
• JUTA operators remain hopeful amid pandemic
• Father’s fears realised as cop dies riding bike
• Parties ignore MoBay mayor’s orders to remove campaign posters, flags
• Lawyers want jury trial for cops in Deane case
• City tame Wolves to start EPL
• Dottin half-century not enough for Windies Women
• PJ urges CARICOM to be more united
• Trump moves to restore UN Iran sanctions
• At least 10 dead in residentia­l building collapse
• UK raises virus alert level, warning of high transmissi­on
• Gonsalves promises ‘short’ election campaign

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