All news on the topic: Caribbean

The foreign minister of the Bahamas has suggested Sir Keir Starmer and David Lammy will ‘come around’ to offering reparations for the impact of the slave trade.

The Caribbean, historically a key region for drug trafficking, has once again become the center of attention with the seizure of a narco-submarine, signaling the use of these types of vessels is potentially becoming a more common tactic for drug shipments in this smuggling route.

The billionaire Virgin tycoon also officiated the wedding and gave a speech where he touched on Sir Alan’s long campaign for justice on behalf of hundreds of subpostmasters.

HMS Trent confiscated half a tonne of the Class A drug from a speed boat south of the Dominican Republic earlier this month, taking its annual total of seizures to more than £550m.

A search and rescue operation for a Brit who fell 100 feet from the deck of the Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas cruise ship in the Adriatic last Friday has now been called off

Hurricane Beryl, which is currently a category 4 storm, has claimed the lives of at least six people as it heads towards Jamaica, the National Hurricane Center said on Tuesday

Peter Smith is in intensive care after suffering damage to an arm, leg and hand and puncture wounds to abdomen

Rosalyn Foster, 77, and her 76-year-old husband David John Foster died after arriving on the Caribbean island, with local police now sharing a new theory for their deaths

Haiti's most notorious gang leader, Jimmy Chérizier, has warned the international community that without their help, the Caribbean country will plunge into 'further chaos'

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British dad Matt Hammond said he and his family spotted a group of three women waving from the sea near Rodney bay beach in St Lucia, before they sprang into action and dived in to save them

Tourists fled the waters of a Caribbean shore after a killer shark was spotted in the waters where a tourist was killed last year, when a shark took such a large chunk of his thigh he bled to death

American actor Christian Klepser, 51, who went by the stage name Christian Oliver, his daughters Madita, 10, and Annik, 12, have tragically died alongside pilot Robert Sachs after the tiny aircraft crashed into the waters off Bequia

With stunning views, internet, electricity and luxurious amenities , this island in the Caribbean Sea could be yours for less than the cost of an average London flat

62-year old Debbie Willcock had travelled to the Caribbean to attend her daughter's wedding, but suffered a heart attack whilst paddling near her Montego Bay hotel

Kissing an 80lb fish is just one Caribbean cruise highlight on a voyage of variety that takes in stingrays, ­speedboats, beaches, fine food and a cat on a cold tin roof…

Convicted con artist Billy McFarland announced the return of his infamous Fyre Festival, called Fyre Festival II, sometime in 2024 in the Caribbean. Tickets range from $500 to $8,000

Cristian Castaño was bitten on the leg in the crystal clear waters of Nirvana in San Andrés in the Caribbean Sea - but was rescued and taken to a medical centre for treatment

Molly Kelly and Oliver Wright, from Anglesey in North Wales, flew with TUI to the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean to spend ten days at the Riu Republica hotel

Darren Lewis was in Jamaica while Windrush events were taking place in England, marking 75 years since the Empire Windrush arrived in the UK. But as well as hearing some inspirational stories, he's reminded of what still needs to be done

Catherine Ross, a member of the Windrush generation who travelled to Britain from the Caribbean when she was just seven, has explained why celebrating Windrush Day is so important

Justin Arthur got into some difficulty while swimming at a waterfall on the Caribbean island of Tobago. The 24-year-old had travelled from London to attend the funeral of his aunt and her husband

Haiti was already a vulnerable country and now the flooding has now pushed many to breaking point with damaged homes and displaced residents

The Prime Minister of Caribbean nation St Vincent and the Grenadines suggested British politicians would not 'permit' the King to apologise for the wrongs of slavery