C News understands that the JCC took the decision to send a letter to the DPP at an emergency meeting held yesterday.

C News understands that work at the construction site for the church has come to a halt, as the workers have been sent to the multi-million dollar Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba.

In a letter written to WASA's General Manager, Dr. Jim Lee Young, Dr.Rowley says that the authority needs to rethink its strategy before making an already bad situation worse.

Mr. Dookeran says Mr. Ramlogan and others shouldn't be in a hurry to jump across whilst the party is in unity talks with the UNC.

She says the nation should be committed to due process and should not seek to preempt and eclipse the legal channels for dealing with issues under the law.

The church is being built by Chinese workers of the Shanghai Construction company which was brought to T&T by the government to accelerate several state projects.

Drawing reference to the Government's successful prosecution in the Piarco Enquiry, Mr. Jeremie says prosecution will happen regardless of citizenship.

Speaking at a forum on chronic diseases this morning, the Minister pointed out that the Caribbean has an alarmingly high rate of heart disease and diabetes.

Mr. Enill says there's no truth to media reports that Mr. Hart was asked to leave because he brought disgrace to the party. Mr. Hart resigned on Saturday.

Yesterday he met with the Acting Police Commissioner and the Head of the Anti Corruption Investigations Bureau to discuss allegations raised by members of the Congress of the People.