World Cup fallout: England’s semi-final exit has sparked fresh debate over coach Thomas Tuchel’s choices after a 1-2 loss to Argentina, with fans arguing tactics, squad selection and defensive record all played a part. Local crime: Police have charged 61-year-old St Thomas musician Keeble McLune with rape, sexual intercourse with a child under 16, firearm offences and assault after an alleged attack at a Morant Bay guest house; two girls, aged 14 and 15, remain in custody. Education funding: Jamaica’s public schools are set to get a major boost, with the education ministry saying allocations for public schools rise by 55% and that the money will be consolidated into operational support plus repairs and teaching resources. School repairs pushback: Education Minister Dana Morris Dixon admits repairs to Hurricane Melissa-damaged schools are behind schedule and says the ministry has not responded quickly enough. Health/justice: Attorney Sylvester Hemmings will file another bail bid for former SSL wealth advisor Jean-Ann Panton, with court directions for written submissions. Search and rescue: A teen was reportedly swept away at sea off Telfer Beach in Yallahs, St Thomas, and JDF Coast Guard and Marine Police are searching. Sports: Ajayi targets a second straight 100m win at the London Diamond League after his record-equalling debut. Arts & culture: Clement Virgo’s slavery-inspired, genre-bending film “Steal Away” is set for release, while Sean Paul keeps the Caribbean vibe alive at France’s Les Déferlantes festival. Visa update: Spain named nine CARICOM countries for visa-free travel, but Jamaica is not on the list.