Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley is calling on FIFA to investigate the role of Jack Warner, one of its vice-presidents, in the more than doubling of the cost of four stadia that were built when Trinidad and Tobago hosted the Under-17 World Cup four years ago.

German football legend Franz Beckenbauer opened his meeting with Prime Minister yesterday with a vote of confidence for the smallest country in the World Cup 2006.

Jack Warner, FIFA vice-president and CONCACAF boss, issued a letter to the media yesterday to set matters straight regarding a ruling by FIFA against his involvement with Simpaul Travel Service and its allocation of tickets for the World Cup finals in Germany from June 9 to July 9.

Radio disc jockey Marinus Ayres aka Starchild was granted $250,000 bail when he appeared before Arima senior magistrate Debra Quintyne yesterday on drug trafficking charges.

FIFA vice-president and Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF) special adviser Jack Warner could be fighting for his football career after being found guilty of breaching FIFA's Code of Ethics.

For the second time in 12 months, a multi-million dollar fire in the heart of Port of Spain has again destroyed several buildings.

The man who has won the most Olympic medals for Trinidad and Tobago is now a United National Congress (UNC) senator.

Popular radio disc jockey Starchild who was charged with trafficking in drugs at Piarco International Airport was yesterday refused bail and remanded in custody by an Arima Magistrate.

Angella Ragoonanansingh went to collect the $150,000 she was owed by a businessman. Instead, he killed her with a bullet to the chest.

The State yesterday launched its first strike to recover a growing TT$31 million debt owed by Jamaat-al-Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr and 57 other defendants for the destruction of Police Service Headquarters during the 1990 attempted coup.