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‘I feel worse than after 20 pints!’ – Irish Man City coach 'rows with it' across Atlantic to Antigua

Jamie Carr from Howth in Dublin landed in Antigua today, having rowed across the Atlantic.

Irish Independent

On my radar: Nikki Amuka-Bird’s cultural highlights

The actor on a double dose of Greek tragedy, the real-life drama of basketball, and a perfect day in Antigua

The Guardian - UK

Gateshead submariner 'overwhelmed' after record Atlantic crossing in 'world's toughest row'

HMS Oardacious became the fastest ever serving military team to row across the Atlantic this week with a Geordie on board

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The Apprentice fans spot major safety blunder with life jackets on first episode

Fans of BBC's The Apprentice spotted a major safety issue during the first episode's challenge, which saw one of the groups of candidates sell boat tours in Antigua

Daily Mirror

BBC The Apprentice viewers issue two complaints minutes into new series as Lord Alan Sugar makes 'huge mistake'

Lord Alan Sugar kicked off his search for his next business partner on Thursday night

Manchester Evening News

'The Apprentice return lacks humour as it tries to glam up with Antigua challenge'

As the seventeenth series of The Apprentice arrived on our screens this evening, Mirror columnist Ian Hyland says the BBC's bold decision to set the first challenge in Antigua fell flat, and wonders if it's time for Lord Sugar to call it a day

Daily Mirror

First candidate fired by Lord Sugar in latest series of The Apprentice

In the first episode, the 18 candidates jetted off to Antigua to create and sell excursions to tourists.

The Independent UK

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BBC's The Apprentice axe first contestant after Antigua tour disaster

Emma Browne has become the first person to be fired from The Apprentice as Lord Sugar gave his verdict on the group's disaster Antigua tours in tonight's episode of the BBC show

Daily Mirror

BBC The Apprentice: Former winner’s brilliant response to the first episode taking place in Antigua

Ricky Martin won the eighth series of The Apprentice in 2012

Wales Online

The Apprentice viewers complain moments in as BBC show makes return

The Apprentice returned tonight for a new series as 18 candidates headed to Antigua for the first challenge of the BBC show as Lord Sugar tasked the hopefuls with selling tourist excursions

Daily Mirror

The beach where you can swim with pigs - and other lesser-known Caribbean spots

It's not just about fly-and-flop holidays

The Independent UK

The Apprentice first look as candidates party in Antigua in most lavish launch yet

The 17th series of The Apprentice returns tonight with 18 new candidates all competing to win a life-changing investment of £250,000 from Lord Alan Sugar

Daily Mirror

Claude Littner health battle explained as he's replaced on The Apprentice after one episode

Claude Littner was replaced by former The Apprentice winner Tim Campbell after he suffered 'medical issues' following the first episode in Antigua

Daily Mirror

Lord Alan Sugar says The Apprentice is back ‘bigger than ever’ after pandemic

Lord Alan Sugar said The Apprentice is “back with a big bang” as the candidates jet off to Antigua for the first episode following the lifting of all Covid-19 restrictions before they filmed the series.

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Daily Mirror

The Apprentice 2023 full line-up: Hairdressers, Kim Kardashian wannabe and safari guide

The Apprentice returns with 18 new candidates who will jet off to Antigua for their first task as they compete to win a £250,000 investment in their business from Lord Sugar

The Independent UK

Elizabeth Hurley slams British Airways’ ‘dodgy service’ after getting stuck in Antigua

‘#Avoidflying’ posts furious film star

Daily Mirror

Liz Hurley fumes as she's stranded in Antigua with 'no food or water' and slams BA chaos

Model and actress Elizabeth Hurley has taken to social media to complain she's been left without food and water after her British Airways flight from Antigua was delayed overnight for 20 hours

Daily Mirror

The Apprentice start date confirmed in new trailer as Claude Littner makes a comeback

The 17th series of The Apprentice is back and so is Lord Alan Sugar's aide Claude Littner. This year's contestants will start the first show off in Antigua where they will be tasked to sell excursions to holiday makers

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The Independent UK

‘A huge win’: Top Barbados court strikes down law criminalising gay sex

Decision follows similar 2022 rulings in Antigua and Saint Kitts and Nevis

Evening Standard

Lauren Bell and Danni Wyatt star as England continue perfect West Indies tour with opening T20 triumph

Lauren Bell and Danni Wyatt starred as England’s women continued their perfect tour of the West Indies with a comfortable victory in the opening T20 in Antigua.

The Independent UK

England finish ODI series with clean sweep against West Indies

England had won the series on Wednesday by beating the West Indies by 142 runs in Antigua in the second meeting

The Independent UK

England all-rounder Alice Capsey returns home after breaking collarbone

Capsey made 17 opening the batting in Sunday’s first ODI in Antigua.

Evening Standard

Away game: Antigua dreaming at Jumby Bay’s Caribbean resort

Joanna Taylor checks in to a private paradise and — shock, horror — has a great time

The Independent UK

Guatemala expat community roiled by relic smuggling charges

Two Americans, one a photographer and the other a connoisseur of Mayan folk art, are facing charges of smuggling pre-Hispanic artifacts in Guatemala

Reuters

COP27: Polluters must pay for climate change, poor nations tell rich

Leaders from poor countries criticized wealthy governments and oil companies for driving global warming, using their speeches on Tuesday at the COP27 climate summit in Egypt to demand that they pay up for damages being inflicted on their economies.

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