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Notting Hill carnival gets underway

LONDON, (Reuters) – Revellers packed London streets  today for one of Europe’s biggest street parties with record  numbers of police on duty to make sure there was no repetition  of riots that scarred the British capital three weeks ago.

WICB confirms WIPA has sued for US$20M

(WICB) St John’s, Antigua – The West Indies Cricket Board confirms that it has received documents relating to legal action filed by the West Indies Players’ Association in the High Court of Justice of Trinidad and Tobago.

Irene batters shuttered New York but worst is over

NEW YORK, (Reuters) – Hurricane Irene lashed New  York with heavy winds and driving rain today, flooding some  of Lower Manhattan’s deserted streets and large parts of the  northeast, but the feared major devastation was avoided as the  storm lost some of its punch.

Rival T&T gang leaders ‘unite’ behind bars

(Trinidad Express) Cedric “Burkie” Burke, 36, and Keon “Baine” Bain, 31, who were arrested by police allegedly hiding out at the Hyatt Regency hotel on Friday, are expected to appear before a Port of Spain magistrate tomorrow on gang -related charges.

Asafa Powell explains withdrawal decision

(Jamaica Gleaner) DAEGU, South Korea:  Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell has explained his decision to withdraw from the men’s 100m at the IAAF World Championships in Athletics here in Daegu, South Korea, and has warned that he will bounce back from this latest setback stronger than ever.

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