Gas prices spike for the 6th week in a row; Sister Islands residents consider the new Government ID card; and Underground Sessions is tonight.

An ORIA employee is busted for theft; URCO weighs in on Brac internet outage; and the Court of Appeal has upheld the decision to transfer local brothers to the UK to serve their life sentences.

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A decade‑long legal fight ends as the Court of Appeal rules Cayman’s transfer of two convicted murderers to the UK was justified. Plus, a man admits to two robberies but denies a serious wounding charge—what happens next for Ryan Jackson? The latest from the courts just ahead. Global conflict, rising oil prices and a sharp jump in inflation—Cayman braces for higher costs.

That and more your evening news update.

PAC, Auditor General Strengthen Oversight of Public Spending

Police Vehicle Crashes In Bodden Town

CPA Extraordinary Meeting Tomorrow

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Inflation now forecast to more than double; Public Health warns of whooping cough and gastroenteritis outbreaks in local schools; and the H.S.A. is hosting a Midwifery Symposium today.

Parliament wraps on Friday; a police officer is injured in a car crash; and a man pleads guilty to robbery.

Government looks to deal with scrap metal in the Sister Islands; Red Bay flooding concerns are discussed in Parliament; and the DOE is in Sri Lanka.

A man pleads not guilty to rape; the RCIPS discusses staffing shortfalls; and the Premier is heading to Asia.

The Premier is heading to Asia; a man pleads not guilty to rape; and the H.S.A. announced special hours for Emancipation Day.