Azelle Rodney death: PC fired eight shots in quick succession
From BBC Azelle Rodney was shot six times during a Met Police operation to arrest a suspected armed gang and fatally injured A former Met Police officer fired eight short-range shots in just over two seconds at a gang member…
Caribbean tour operators split on selling much-delayed Baha Mar
By Brian Major From Travel Pulse Top Caribbean tour operators are taking varied approaches as vacationers, hoteliers, government tourism officials and Bahamas sub-contractors and resort workers all await the much-delayed opening of the $3.5 billion Baha Mar development. While one…
Why you should never drink whisky on the rocks
By Brad Cohen From BBC The Thirsty Explorer heads to the Scottish island of Islay where he learns the important differences between malt and whisky – and how to order it in a bar. The first time I tasted Scotch…
Strict regulation of Texas abortion clinics upheld
By Tony Mauro, From The National Law Journal A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld most provisions of a Texas law that imposes restrictions on abortion clinics that could shutter all but seven facilities throughout the state. Ruling in Whole…
Cayman Islands ES on cruise berthing facility – dive sites to be moved
Proposed Cruise Berthing Facility – EIA Consultation June 2015 The Cayman Islands Department of Environment is providing Notice to the Public regarding the availability of the Draft Non-Technical Summary of the Environmental Statement (ES) for the proposed Grand Cayman Cruise…
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Kolkata Knight Riders go west: Shah Rukh Khan buys CPL team
By K Shriniwas Rao, From The Times of India MUMBAI: Bollywood royalty is now set to rub shoulders with Hollywood glamour, following the purchase of the Trinidad & Tobago franchise in the Caribbean Premier League by star actor and Kolkata…
HP agrees to pay $100 Million in suit over botched autonomy deal
By Marisa Kendall, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — Hewlett-Packard Co. has agreed to pay $100 million to end a shareholder class action over the company’s ill-fated 2011 acquisition of British software firm Autonomy. If approved, the proposed settlement would…
Female prison worker gave killers tools to escape prison, sources say
From FoxNews.com Manhunt continues in upstate New York for escaped murderers A female prison work supervisor gave two inmates the power tools to escape from a maximum-security prison Friday in upstate New York and had planned to provide a getaway…
Letter to the Editor
Apology and withdrawal of a Letter by Peter Binose Peter Binose, London 6/10/2015 4:41 PM Dear Readers, It is with deep regret that I inform you that the letter which I wrote, and asked iNews Cayman to post for me,…
Biotech worker, stockbrokers hit with insider-trading charges
By David Ruiz, From The Recorder SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday announced insider-trading charges against the former information-technology director of a San Diego biotech firm, alleging he tipped his brother-in-law stockbroker to significant advances…
