A person of interest in the October double murder who eluded police during an operation last week has been captured by the authorities in Montserrat.

The 21 year old man shot in the head earlier this week by police has regained consciousness.

Union representatives refused to accept the “wholesale” transfer of workers from the Bendals Quarry to the one in Burma, and have instructed employees to report to their usual place of work.

The two-time rape victim who this week accused police of dragging their feet on the probe into the cases, said lawmen finally contacted her and promised to improve their ways.

Opposition Senator and member of the Barbuda Council Arthur Nibbs is making an urgent call for an audit of the council’s finances and not an investigation of its operations.

About 200 local depositors are a jangle of nerves and tempers, as they struggle with the fear of losing US $90,000.

Police have finally wrapped up investigations into an alleged fraud at Antigua & Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF). As a result, they have slapped Arlene Bridgewater with 72 charges for the offences of uttering, forgery and obtaining in relation to the misappropriation of nearly $350,000.

The coach and two athletes currently under investigation by the National Olympic Committee (NOC) after they left the athletes village without permission during the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India, have been suspended by the Antigua & Barbuda Athletic Association (ABAA).

Police are still awaiting the findings of an autopsy to determine the cause of death of the British national identified as Daniel Donnelly whose lifeless body was found in his Cedar Valley Springs home Friday night.

After a lengthy delay and no word from the National Olympic Committee (NOC), sources confirmed Sunday that investigations into the 2010 Commonwealth Games fiasco involving one coach and at least two athletes will commence today.