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The body of a woman has been found following a search of the River Windrush that lasted 11 weeks ago.

Civil servants union FDA has applied for a judicial review over concerns Rwanda staff could be in breach of international law.

A Flag Raising Ceremony was held at the Administrative Building in Kingstown today, to commemorate the Windrush 75th milestone. The ceremony was hosted jointly by the Government of St Vincent and the Grenadines and the Windrush Generation - United Kingdom. It was held to recognize the significant contributions made by the Windrush generation and their…

Only about a third of voters are expected to vote in Thursday’s polls but that could fall to as low as 13% in some places

St Johns Church, Waterloo, London: Making his last pitch to London voters ahead of the closely contested London Mayoral election on Thursday, two-time incumbent Mayor Sadiq Khan had a specific message for Jamaicans and West Indians last Friday....

Last week, the tiny Caribbean island of Tobago was left reeling after a British tourist staying there was attacked by a shark. Sixty-four-year-old Peter Smith from Hertfordshire was left with serious injuries to his left arm and leg, puncture wounds to his abdomen and injuries to his right hand after the attack. He is currently

Investegate announcements from 2023 Annual Report and Accounts

Craig David has announced details of a new ‘Commitment’ tour – set to take place across the UK next year. Find ticket details here.

From John Akomfrah’s hypnotic British Pavilion to an exhibition by Christoph Büchel at the Fondazione Prada, here are four shows not to miss at the 60th edition of the Venice Biennale

Group shows can create brilliant conversations, but unless you are familiar with the work of these artists, you may need help to get in