Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard last night recommended an international forensic investigation into the Section 34 e-mails released by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley. Read More »

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar reiterated last night that there is no truth to the Section 34 e-mails released by Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley. Read More »

The upcoming local government elections could be a tight race. Read More »

Attorney General Anand Ramlogan said yesterday he was saying “from day one” that he had no difficulty with the Integrity Commission probing the controversial Section 34 e-mails for possible violations of the Integrity in Public Life Act. Read More »

A LIBEL lawsuit, which was filed against the Express by nine police officers following the publication of three articles and an editorial in 2008 and 2009, was yesterday dismissed by a High Court judge. Read More »

IT was an emotional start to the trial of double murder accused Paul Vincent yesterday as the relatives of his alleged victims, Taramatie Toolsie and teenager Pixie Lakhan, cried profusely during their testimony. Read More »

BUSINESSMAN Ainsley Laing suffered a fatal heart attack before his vehicle crashed and overturned in Diego Martin on Thursday. Read More »

The contract of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Mervyn Richardson—the man mandated to probe the controversial e-mails disclosed in Parliament last Monday—expires in November, said Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley. Read More »

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar does not like to be challenged, says Port of Spain South MP Marlene McDonald. Read More »

ON paper, the country has a contingency plan in place to deal with the fallout from another attempted coup. Read More »

RELATIVES of some 120 accused men say the rights of their loved ones are being infringed so much that the inmates have opted to go on a hunger strike. Read More »

A PH taxi driver has been charged with abducting and assaulting a 16-year-old schoolgirl. Read More »

THE Privy Council on Thursday quashed the ruling of a High Court judge who ordered that a homeless man be awarded $38,000 for malicious prosecution after he was arrested and charged for rape and robbery in 1998, but later freed. Read More »