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The Latest Breaking News from Caribbean

England decision to leave out James Anderson and Stuart Broad is ‘seismic’, says Mark Ramprakash

Jos Buttler has also failed to make the cut for the series in the Caribbean.

The Independent UK

India Under-19 champions back home

The squad took the long flight back from the Caribbean with connections in Amsterdam and Dubai before reaching Bengaluru.

The Hindu

Anderson and Broad axed from England Test squad for West Indies tour

Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad have been dramatically left out of England’s Test squad for the upcoming tour of the Caribbean while Rory Burns, Jos Buttler, Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan also miss out

The Guardian - UK

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Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad left out of England Test squad for West Indies tour

England have left their leading wicket-takers of all time, James Anderson and Stuart Broad, out of a much-changed squad containing four uncapped players for the three-Test tour of the Caribbean in the wake of their Ashes drubbing.

Evening Standard

UK summer holiday bookings up a fifth on pre-Covid levels, Tui says

Long-haul trips to Caribbean and Cape Verde are popular, thanks in part to less strict Covid rules

The Guardian - UK

Fans stunned by Conor McGregor's physique as he meets Justin Bieber in Barbados

Former two-weight world champion McGregor is currently on holiday in the Caribbean, and managed to run into pop star Bieber at a luxury resort

Daily Mirror

Opportunity knocks for Paul Collingwood and new faces as Andrew Strauss plots radical English cricket overhaul

The process of pulling England apart and putting them back together after another Ashes debacle continued on Monday with the announcement that Paul Collingwood will take over as interim head coach of the Test side in the Caribbean next month.

Evening Standard

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Frontier Airlines to buy Spirit in $3B deal

The companies said Monday that the transaction will provide more low-cost fares for more travelers to destinations in the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean.

Chicago Sun-Times

Paul Collingwood named interim England coach for West Indies Test series after post-Ashes sackings

Paul Collingwood has been confirmed as England’s interim head coach for next month’s Test series in the Caribbean after last week’s spate of post-Ashes sackings.

Evening Standard

Gogglebox favourite lets slip start date for new series of Channel 4 show

The announcement was on Instagram made by Mica, who is currently enjoying an idyllic break in the Caribbean with son Yash, 12

Wales Online

Batting coach Graham Thorpe joins England exodus but Joe Root to remain captain for West Indies tour

Graham Thorpe has followed Chris Silverwood and Ashley Giles in being shown the door by England, but interim Managing Director Andrew Strauss has confirmed that Joe Root will captain the Test team in the Caribbean next month.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

Catherine Zeta-Jones posts rare pic of Michael Douglas and kids on Caribbean holiday

Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has treated fans to snap of her husband Michael Douglas and two kids Carys and Dylan as they soak up the sun in the Caribbean

Daily Mirror

Australia crushed by India in U19 WC semi

Australia's U-19 Cricket World Cup campaign in the Caribbean has come to a crushing end, losing to India by 96 runs in their semi-final.

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The Hindu

ICC U-19 World Cup | Afghanistan chases history against England

Its late arrival in the Caribbean had forced the ICC to rework the fixtures of its group matches but Afghanistan, with its magnificent run to the semifinals of U-19 World Cup, ensured the tweaking by

Orlando Sentinel

Royal Caribbean takes delivery of Florida-bound largest cruise ship in the world

ORLANDO, Fla. — And then there were five. Royal Caribbean took delivery of the latest of its fleet of world’s largest cruise ships, Wonder of the Seas, which is set to debut at Port Everglades on March 4 and tapped to move to Port Canaveral this fall.

AAP

Australia advance to U-19 World Cup semis

Australia have crushed Pakistan by 119 runs in their Under-19 Cricket World Cup quarter-final to advance to the last four of the tournament in the Caribbean.

The Independent UK

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EXPLAINER: Who uses Florida-Caribbean smuggling routes?

Little is known about the 40 people believed to have been aboard a boat that capsized and was found this week near the Florida coast with just one survivor

Reuters

U.S. Coast Guard reports intercepting 191 Haitians aboard sailing vessel off Bahamas

The U.S. Coast Guard on Wednesday reported intercepting 191 Haitians aboard an overloaded sailing vessel a day earlier off the Bahamas, a known transit point for sea-borne human smuggling routes operating between the Caribbean and Florida.

Reuters

U.S. should boost financing to Caribbean nations: Antigua PM

The United States should increase financing and aid to the Caribbean to help the region recover from the pandemic and cope with the growing impact of climate change, Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne said in an interview.

Miami Herald

Miami gold hauler cuts plea deal in huge South American-Caribbean money laundering case

MIAMI — A trucking company owner charged with playing a supporting role in a gold-smuggling scheme spanning South America, the Caribbean and South Florida pleaded guilty this week to submitting false customs documents that concealed the true origins of the gold being imported through Miami International Airport.

The Guardian - UK

Reparations to the Caribbean could break the cycle of corruption – and China’s grip

The belt and road initiative is ensnaring vulnerable countries in debt via corrupt infrastructure projects. Slavery reparations from former colonial powers could help turn the tide

Daily Mirror

Most wanted serial killer on the run for 23 years is 'spotted on Caribbean island'

Serial killer Norman Volker Franz was jailed in May 1995. He managed to saw through bars in his cell two years later and has since reportedly been spotted in the Caribbean

The Guardian - UK

Allison Katz: Artery; Julien Creuzet: Too blue, too deep, too dark we sank – review

The Canadian painter turns animal and vegetable into curious illusions, while the French-Caribbean artist’s sculptures seem to have a life of their own

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