Brit, 26, found dead with gunshot wounds while holidaying on Caribbean island

By OLIVIA ALLHUSEN, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER Published: 06:59 EDT, 30 October 2025 | Updated: 07:11 EDT, 30 October 2025 A British man has been found dead on a Caribbean island with multiple gunshot wounds. Kernelle O'Flaherty, 26, was holidaying in...

Epworth pupil shines in country-wide art competition

Children from Kariba to Piketberg, and from White River to East London told the day’s news in hand-drawn pictures recently in the hope of winning one of several prizes offered by Tuesday is Newsday, a weekly newspaper for upper primary school and...

Caribbean islands rocked by series of Earthquakes

Earthquakes rattle Antigua, Dominica and Guadeloupe The Caribbean region experienced a harrowing sequence of earthquakes on Monday morning, leaving residents on edge. The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC) reported a...

Domain Name News: October 2025

[co-authors: Laëtitia Arrault, Sean Kelly, Cindy Mikul, Tony Vitali] This is the October 2025 edition of Anchovy News. Here you will find articles concerning ICANN, the domain name industry and the recuperation of domain names across the globe. In...

Mark Brantley: Education, Political Career, personal life, Net Worth and more 

Education and Legal Career Mark Anthony Graham Brantley, who serves as the Premier of Nevis is an alumnus of University of Oxford, St Catherine college. He holds a Bachelor of Civil Law degree and has also studied law at the University of West...

Decreased Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Gene Expression and Polymorphic Variants Association with Increase COPD Risk

Introduction Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), including emphysema and chronic bronchitis, is a chronic inflammatory condition characterized with persistent airflow obstruction, excessive mucus secretion, dilation of distal airways,...

Brit, 26, shot dead on Caribbean paradise island as cops launch murder investigation

A BRITISH man has been found dead with multiple gunshot wounds on a paradise island in the Caribbean. Kenrelle O’Flaherty, 26, was visiting St Lucia when he was fatally shot in Garrand, Babonneau late on Tuesday evening. Sign up for The US Sun...

Anguilla’s fiscal discipline offers lessons for BVI

in All News / By: BVI News on October 28, 2025 at 7:35 AM / As the BVI continues to advocate for less scrutiny and oversight from the UK, Anguilla’s Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge has hinted that stronger self-sufficiency and sound fiscal...

Anguilla Named Safest Caribbean Island for Spring Break Travelers

ANGUILLA, Caribbean – As spring break approaches, tourists are advised to stay cautious while traveling to the Caribbean region. A new ranking by World Population Review has identified Anguilla as the safest Caribbean island, boasting low crime...

Louis, Tuitt, and Tuckett Score Centuries in Two-Day Tournament

After wrapping up the one-day series in preparation for the upcoming regional competition, the Leeward Islands cricketers began their two-day tournament on Wednesday, 29th October, with matches played across three venues in St. Kitts. At the close...

Fish Farming and Food Safety

Although aquaculture has grown to include shrimp farming and ornamental aquatic flora and fauna species, tilapia is the main food fish produced in Jamaica both for local consumption as well as for export.www.fisheries.gov.jm/aquaculture/ As global...

Belize Women’s National Team win 1, draw 1 in Honduras ahead of CONCACAF W Qualifiers

Views: 0 Views: 0 Posted: Wednesday, October 29, 2025. 11:34 am CST. Belize Women’s National Team – Photo Credit: C.D Under By Rubén Morales Iglesias: 🇧🇿 The Belize Women’s National Team (BWNT) wrapped up a two-match friendly series in Honduras...

‘You don’t know the benefits of travel if you don’t travel’- Hon Fraser

ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change, Hon Julian Fraser, RA (R3), has shut down naysayers who criticise the government for what has been deemed 'frequent travel'....

Cricket: Leeward Islands 50-Overs Tournament — Round Three Results

Round three matches in the ongoing Leeward Islands 50-Overs Tournament were played on Monday, October 27. The highlight of the day was a third consecutive century by Mikyle Louis of St. Kitts. Antigua & Barbuda vs Anguilla Antigua & Barbuda: 217...

Anguilla was just ranked safest island in the Caribbean — here’s why travelers love it

If safety is at the top of your vacation checklist, one tiny Caribbean island just earned top honors for peace, calm beaches and a world-class food scene. Anguilla, a British overseas territory just north of St. Maarten and east of the Virgin...

Anguilla Named Safest Caribbean Destination in 2025 — Here’s Why Travelers Love It – Cayman placed 4th

From Zoombanglo.com Traveler Experience: Serenity, Simplicity, and Security Anguilla has officially been crowned the safest island in the Caribbean for 2025. The British overseas territory earned the top spot in a new World Population Review...

UK Tax Round Up - October 2025

Welcome to October’s edition of our UK Tax Round Up. In the UK, the First-tier Tribunal ruled in Dialog Semiconductor Ltd v HMRC that a $137 million break fee was not a chargeable gain, providing useful guidance on the tax treatment of termination...

UCCI Lecture Series to Explore “Caribbean Governance and Constitutional Evolution”

University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) will launch a new Workforce Lecture Series featuring distinguished international governance expert Dr. Carlyle G. Corbin. The seven-week course, titled Caribbean Governance and Constitutional...

UK territories and dependencies to be offered digital ID but will set own laws

Residents in the likes of the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and Bermuda will provisionally be eligible to obtain the electronic document, but Westminster will not remotely enforce legislation British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies...

Dear Editor: US warships in Caribbean represent ‘real and immediate threats to regional stability’

“[…] The narcotics trade continues to devastate Caribbean societies—eroding lives, futures, and the very moral fabric of our communities. This is a grave crisis for the Church and for families everywhere, and one we are duty-bound to confront....