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Chris Jordan: ‘We will be hunted but our T20 pedigree is pretty strong’

The veteran all-rounder tells Ali Martin he is confident his local knowledge and coolness under pressure can help England retain their T20 World Cup title in the Caribbean

The Guardian - UK

Rohit Sharma's 20:20 spin vision: Indian skipper says he wanted four tweakers in T20 World Cup squad

India's games start at 10 AM and dew will not play a major role

The Times of India

Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson, Yuzvendra Chahal return for T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: The BCCI’s Ajit Agarkar-led national selection committee went largely with tried and tested choices while announcing the Indian team on Tuesday for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the US and Caribbean in June.

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England and Key expect World T20 ‘slugfest’ as muscle ripples from top

Amid the rising tides of Twenty20 run rates, the defending champions have opted for more aggression in their batting lineup

The Guardian - UK

British tourist fighting for life after horrific shark attack off Caribbean island of Tobago

Peter Smith, from Berkhamsted, sustained injuries to his hand, thigh and stomach

Evening Standard

The Americas Act: Strengthening US Ties With Latin America

The Americas Act proposes a partnership to enhance U.S. ties with Latin America and the Caribbean, fostering trade, democracy, and regional resilience.

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Caribbean or bust: England have T20 World Cup title defence on their mind

England’s white-ball coach, Matthew Mott, needs a strong campaign and availability for Pakistan series could hinder him once more

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British man fighting for his life after shark attack off Caribbean Island

He sustained injuries to his left hand, left thigh, and stomach following the attack involving a bull shark.

Evening Standard

Haiti Transitional Council Sworn In After Months Of Violence

A long-awaited transitional ruling council was sworn in Thursday in violence-wracked Haiti, while the Caribbean nation's embattled prime minister Ariel Henry submitted his formal resignation.

International Business Times

Ariel Henry resigns as Haiti's PM as transitional council takes power

Ariel Henry resigned Thursday as prime minister of Haiti, leaving the way clear for a new government to be formed in the Caribbean country, which has been wracked by gang violence that killed or injured more than 2,500 people from January to March.

France 24

Apes Hill Barbados ready to showcase the very best of the Legends Tour

European over-50’s circuit tees off for 2024 on the Caribbean’s new golfing masterpiece

Golf Monthly

David Warner tells why IPL batting template can't be replicated in T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: Although anchor batters may not have been as important in the current IPL because of the flat decks available, opener David Warner of the Delhi Capitals believes that these players would be crucial in the World T20 in the Caribbean, where slow turners will put every batter to…

The Times of India

Tory MP from slave-owning family set to gain £3m from sale of former plantation

Caribbean historians want Richard Drax to pay reparations – but now Barbados plans to buy his land for homes

The Guardian - UK

IMF: Latam Economies Resilient, Need More Growth

IMF and World Bank report highlights resilience of Latin America and Caribbean economies and calls for policies to stimulate higher and inclusive growth.

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‘Unconscionable’: US sends dozens to Haiti on deportation flight

Deportations ‘could be a death sentence’, advocates say, as gang violence and instability grip the Caribbean country.

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From track spikes to bikes - Inside Jamaica's first-ever UCI cycling road race

'It has opened some eyes and broadened some minds' Jamaica International Cycling Classic hopes to play a part in developing cycling in the Caribbean

International Business Times

Transitional Ruling Council Finally Forms In Anarchic Haiti

A governing council tasked with filling a leadership vacuum in Haiti and restoring a semblance of order was formerly installed Friday in the Caribbean nation that has been rocked by an explosion of gang violence.

France 24

Haiti decrees creation of transition council as tens of thousands flee capital

Haiti’s government on Friday issued a decree in its official gazette formalising the creation of a nine-member transitional presidential council one month after Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced he would step down amid a wave of gang attacks. Earlier in the day, the United Nations said that some 95,000 people…

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International Business Times

'Constant Death': Haiti Aid Workers Brave Bullets To Help

Aid workers in Haiti's capital are demonstrating great courage to brave the gangs, the stray bullets and the risk of abduction just to go to work every day, according to humanitarians operating in the chaos-wracked Caribbean nation.

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Death in Paradise star 'would love' to return as new detective

A former Death in Paradise star has admitted they would love to return to the Caribbean as a detective.

The Guardian - UK

Toxic gas, livelihoods under threat and power outages: how a seaweed causes chaos in Caribbean

Leaders have failed to tackle invasion of sargassum, which may have a bumper year in 2024

The Guardian - UK

Caribbean leaders need to stop taking it on the chin and unite to defy condescending west

The president of Guyana’s scolding of a BBC reporter struck a chord with many who feel silenced by western dominance and the legacy of economic violence

Evening Standard

Royal Navy seizes nearly £17m worth of drugs in Caribbean Sea

Across two operations, HMS Trent seized 200kg of cocaine and other drugs with an estimated street value of £16.7 million.

The Guardian - UK

Jamaica needs teachers, yet England poaches them and classrooms lie empty. How can that be right?

People want to make good lives for themselves, but the UK has taken so much from the Caribbean. Better to help the islands thrive, says academic Gus John

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Africa And Caribbean Unite For Slavery Reparations Tribunal

African and Caribbean nations establish a tribunal to seek reparations for slavery, addressing historical injustices and systemic impacts.

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