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Louise Thompson back in hospital for fourth time weeks after 12-day stay for ulcerative colitis

The reality TV star has suffered various health issues since the birth of her son Leo, two, and became seriously ill while on a recent holiday with her family in Antigua

Evening Standard

Ex-Australian spy dies in Atlantic Ocean rowing race

A charity rowing expedition from the Canary Islands to Antigua has ended in tragedy with the death of a former Australian spy and war crimes investigator.

AAP

Former Australian spy Alisdair Putt dies during ‘World’s Toughest Row’ across the Atlantic

Race organisers say former war crimes investigator suffered a heart attack while skippering a boat from the Canary Islands to Antigua

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The best Caribbean resorts beyond Barbados & Antigua

Already visited the main Caribbean islands? Head to these lesser visited spots, handpicked by the experts at Inspiring Travel

The Independent UK

Liam Livingstone praises England spinner Rehan Ahmed as ‘exceptional talent’

Ahmed has furthered his blossoming reputation against the West Indies by recording identical figures of 10-1-40-2 in two ODIs in Antigua.

The Independent UK

Jos Buttler rediscovers Midas touch as England level series in Antigua

Chasing 203, Will Jacks put England into the ascendancy with a sparkling 73 off 72 balls

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Little bit of relief – Sam Curran and England bounce back in Antigua

Curran laid the groundwork for England’s six-wicket win.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook believes England can take heart from ‘perfect’ batting

The batter is hopeful the tourists will bounce back on Wednesday after losing the opening ODI of the series to West Indies in Antigua

The Guardian - UK

Bowling flexibility is key for England and Buttler after narrow Antigua defeat

Tourists regret relying on seamers late in West Indies’ chase but the spinner Rehan Ahmed defends his ‘unbelievable captain’

The Guardian - UK

Jos Buttler vows to turn form around after England defeat in ODI opener vs West Indies

England loss by four wickets in Antigua as Shai Hope scored an unbeaten century

Evening Standard

Jos Buttler admits concerns over poor run of form after West Indies beat England

Buttler was out for three off 13 balls against the West Indies in Antigua.

The Independent UK

England suffer four-wicket defeat to West Indies in opening ODI in Antigua

Jos Buttler made his fifth single-figure score in eight ODIs, dismissed for three off 13 balls.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook helps England set West Indies 326 as Jos Buttler struggles continue

Brook top-scored with 71 while captain Buttler fell for three in the opening ODI in in Antigua..

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Eight of the best Caribbean islands for winter sun and beach stays

Here are the sun-kissed Caribbean shores to retreat to come winter, from Dominica’s rainforests to Antigua’s lively corals

The Independent UK

John Turner aiming to push T20 World Cup hopes on England’s tour of Caribbean

The 22-year-old fast bowler could make his international debut as part of a new-look ODI side in Antigua on Sunday.

Guitar World

“Owned by, played by, signed by and designed by some of the brightest lights in rock ‘n’ roll”: Eric Clapton launches 25th anniversary Crossroads Festival auction – and it includes some serious instruments

Slowhand's 'Crash' Fender Stratocaster and a unique PRS Silver Sky are among the guitars up for sale, and all proceeds will go towards supporting the Crossroads Centre in Antigua

The Independent UK

Two residents in the tiny Caribbean island of Barbuda fight government in land rights case

When Hurricane Irma slammed into the tiny island of Barbuda as a powerful Category 5 storm in 2017, the government evacuated the entire population

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The Guardian - UK

Seeds of potential: the Caribbean women reviving a dying art

Seed work was first practised by enslaved African women in Antigua and Barbuda. With few artisans left, efforts are under way to preserve it in a way that empowers younger generations

USA Today Sports Media Group

Antigua and Barbuda Gambling License – An In-depth Exploration

Overview and Obtaining the Antigua and Barbuda License Antigua and Barbuda, two islands nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, are renowned not just for their stunning beaches but also for their stringent online gambling regulatory framework. The ...

The Independent UK

Tropical Storm Philippe makes landfall in Barbuda as heavy rains drench northeast Caribbean

Tropical Storm Philippe has made landfall in the tiny island of Barbuda as it unleashed heavy rains and flash floods in the northeast Caribbean

The Guardian - UK

‘Billionaire club’: the tiny island of Barbuda braces for decision on land rights and nature

Hurricane Irma’s destruction of the Caribbean island opened the door for rampant development that threatens its unique ecosystems – but islanders are fighting back

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Secret Celebrity Renovation's Rob Mariano Previews Reunion With The Amazing Race's Phil Keoghan And Max Thieriot Honoring The Man Who Inspired CBS' Fire Country

Fire Country's Max Thieriot and The Amazing Race's Phil Keoghan step up in Secret Celebrity Renovation Season 3, as reality star/contractor Boston Rob Mariano previewed.

Evening Standard

How to spend two weeks in Guatemala

From hidden luxury hideaways to beautiful lakes and otherworldly volcanoes on the horizon, Meg Honigmann sets out the perfect 14-day itinerary to explore Guatemala — from Antigua to Flores

The Independent UK

A mystery English millionaire, royal ‘connections’ and the row that could shatter a paradise island forever

A planning row between a London developer and a protective local community has raged for six years on Barbuda, write Senior Climate Correspondent Louise Boyle and Investigations Editor David Cohen

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