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Disinformation at peak, aim to defame farmers’ stir: PandherDJ Alfredo Fiorito, renowned for his work in Ibiza, has reportedly passed away at the age of 71, prompting an outpouring of tributes. It was previously reported that Alfredo suffered a stroke in 2021, leading to a fundraising campaign in his support. Amnesia, the club where he made his name, honoured him with a poignant message on social media. They penned: "Dear Alfredo, Thank you for the nights and beats we shared together. Your music and vision shaped the sound of Balearic Beat and the soul of Amnesia. So many memories were made through your energy, your legacy will live on our dance floor forever. You will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, Alfredo. The Amnesia Family." Sister Bliss also expressed her sorrow on Twitter, writing: "Very sad to hear the news about DJ Alfredo - my first trip to Ibiza in 92 was to play for him at Amnesia ... safe to say he changed the world of music for the better. Fly high to the great gig in the sky.", reports the Mirror . This is a breaking showbiz story, the /showbiz team will be updating this story with the latest information as soon as we receive it. For further updates, please refresh the page You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest TV stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our newsletters. Get all the very best headlines, pictures, opinion and video on the day’s top showbiz stories by following Express.co.uk every time you see our name. Follow Express on Google News - CLICK HERE Follow Express on Apple News - _ CLICK HERE_ _ available on Apple devices_ Follow Express on _ Flipboard - _ CLICK HERE and click follow
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica College’s trophy quest has been dealt a blow after goalkeeper Tawayne Lynch was banned for three games by the ISSA Disciplinary Committee after Friday’s 2-0 win over McGrath High in the first round of the ISSA Champions Cup at the Montego Bay Sports Complex. Lynch, who was adjudged to have handled the ball outside of his penalty area, was also found guilty to have used “foul, abusive and insulting language towards match officials and members of the ISSA game management team”. Adriano Kitson, who replaced Lynch on Friday, is expected to start in goal for Jamaica College when they face Hydel High in the semi-finals of the Champions Cup, as well as the semi-final of the Manning Cup. According to a letter to the principal of Jamaica College from ISSA, “Tawayne Lynch was summoned to answer to the charge of using foul, abusive, and insulting language to match officials as well as official members of the ISSA game management team during the game against McGrath High on Friday, November 22, 2024.” “Tawayne Lynch was found guilty of using foul, abusive and insulting language towards match officials and members of the ISSA game management team,” the letter said. The letter pointed out, “The decision of the disciplinary committee is as follows: In addition to serving the mandatory one-match ban for the red card issued during the game for handling the ball outside of the penalty box, Tawayne Lynch was given an additional two-match suspension by ISSA’s disciplinary committee for the use of foul, abusive and insulting language to match officials as well as official members of the ISSA game management team”. According to the letter from ISSA, Jamaica College has the right to appeal the decision. — Paul A Reid
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