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Usain Bolt poses with dancers at the premiere of 'I Am Bolt' at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, London. LONDON, England: Quite accustomed to motoring along throughout his career, track and field's golden boy Usain Bolt took his time as he made his way down the red carpet at last night's London premiere of his biopic, I am Bolt, and he wasn't alone. Bolt's larger-than-life figure brought out some of the biggest names in British sports, television and music as the isle's A-listers shone bright under the lights during a nearly two-hour, pre-movie set, which took place in freezing conditions at the West End's Odeon Leicester Square cinema. Hundreds of fans took up every available inch of space, while the world's media placed sharp focus on the Jamaican superstar and his almost-as-super friends, which included movie-making heavyweight Leo Pearlman, footballing stars Raheem Sterling, Cesc Fabregas, Santi Cazorla, Olivier Giroud and Robert Pires, One Di

Opposition Leader and PNP president Portia Simpson Miller The leadership of the People's National Party (PNP) will be meeting in short order to again scrutinise itself as the 78-year-old party tries to come to grips with its second electoral rejection in eight months, vice president, Dr Wykeham McNeill has suggested. The party went into today's local government elections with control of all 14 local government authorities. That was wiped out tonight, however, as latest results show the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) winning eight of the municipal corporations to the PNP's three. In addition the PNP has retained the Portmore municipality. There is a tie in both St Thomas and St Catherine. McNeill speaking with Damion Mitchell on Power 106FM Monday evening said the results point to "a number of things" that went wrong. Questioned on what the results mean for Simpson Miller, the PNP vice president was cautious. IN PHOTO: Jubilant JLP supporters "The top brass of the

Do you know which entity is responsible for issuing a Customs Broker Licence? Are you aware of the application requirements, whether you are applying as an individual or as an entity? Sponsored Links The Commissioner of Customs upon the recommendation of the Customs Brokers Licensing Advisory Board (CBLAB) of the Jamaica Customs Agency (JCA) is responsible for issuing licences to individual Customs Brokers and Bodies Corporate. ARE YOU APPLYING FOR AN INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMS BROKER LICENCE? Individuals applying for a Customs Broker Licence must submit the following documents along with their prescribed application form (form to be submitted in duplicate) to the Customs Brokers Licensing Advisory Board, through the office of the Director of Customs House Operations, Kingston. The application must be witnessed by the Collector of Customs or a representative. Individual broker 1) Cover letter in your own handwriting stating the basis of the application 2) If certification is the basis o

BATON ROUGE, United States — Attendees pose with shoes donated by Nike Jordan at Love On Louisiana: An Essence hometown heroes tribute celebrating the resilience of the Baton Rouge community with Tina Knowles-Lawson, Solange Knowles and Kelly Rowland at the Baton Rouge River Center on November 20, 2016 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.Photo: AFP When you pay someone to do something or to make something for you, in most cases you own it. You go to your tailor, he makes you a suit, you pay him and you leave with the suit… it is now your suit. This is the norm and therefore individuals can be forgiven for thinking that this applies across the board in all transactions. However, with copyright this is not the case as, unless agreed otherwise, the author of the copyright is the first owner of that work. When you pay the author, he then grants you a licence or an assignment which allows you the right to exploit the copyright. Before we continue, some things need to be made clear as per the Copyrigh

A St Andrew domestic helper who conspired with two men ­— said to be her boyfriend and son — to rob her boss of almost $2 million worth of valuables along with a firearm, was slapped with a two-year prison sentence when she appeared in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court last week. According to the convicted woman, Tanya Burrell, who was employed to the complainant for two years, she orchestrated the robbery because her boss’s son did not pay her for her domestic service. The 35-year-old resident of Old Stony Hill Road planned with her two accomplices and went to the complainant’s home in Stony Hill on November 2 in the day, bound her and the complainant’s babysitter, and robbed the house of goods, including three television sets, jewellery, two laptop computers, US$5,000, a .38 revolver and 11 rounds of ammunition. The police were summoned by both women who reported the robbery. Burrell also told the police that she was robbed of her cellular phone. Sponsor link Followin

Haitians line up at an immigration agency in Tijuana, Mexico, with the hope of gaining an appointment to cross to the US side of the border WASHINGTON, United States (CMC) — The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says more than 200 Haitians have been deported in the last several weeks, as the Barrack Obama administration has resumed deportation of Haitians living illegally in the country. DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, also “plans to significantly expand removal operations in the coming weeks”. But Johnson said Haitian nationals currently covered by Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are unaffected by the resumption of deportation to the French-speaking Caribbean country. “Specifically, those Haitian nationals who have been continuously residing in the United States since January 12, 2011 and currently hold TPS may remain in the United States and are not subject to removal,” he said in a statement. Sponsored Links

If you are a squatter living in an informal community, you may not need to be rush to find somewhere else to go. The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) last night promised to embark on a programme to regularise squatter communities. "It is our intention to make sure that they have the amenities that are necessary for good living. As far as those are concerned, we can't be moving them. We will need to make sure that the facilities that they enjoy are adequate," the JLP's Milton Brown said last night. Brown, who served as mayor of May Pen between 2003 and 2012, was speaking during the Local Government Debates held at the Creative Production and Training Centre Ltd in Kingston. Jamaicans will vote in Local Government elections on November 28. In 2008, then housing minister Dr Horace Chang said that about 30 per cent of the population lived in informal settlements or had no security of tenure. He said while the Government would be taking a hard line to stop squatting, it would

There was laughter inside the Linstead chapter of the St Catherine Parish Court after a taxi man explained that he bit the complainant in her face because she squeezed his penis in a fit of anger. He is Kevaun Frankson of Linstead, St Catherine. When he appeared before Parish Judge Monique Morris, he pleaded guilty with explanation. "Your Honour, she was my best friend, and we joke around sometimes. Your Honour, that day she seemed angry, and I was joking when she held on to mi private part, and mi bite her to mek she release mi," Frankson said. physical confrontation The court accepted the plea, and his bail was extended until January 25 when he is to be sentenced. Allegation are that, on October 28 on Yorke Street, St Catherine, there was a physical confrontation between the accused and complainant after angry word were exchanged. During confrontation, it is said that Frankson bit the enraged complainant on her face, causing bruises and swellings. The matter was repo