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Rubio: Americans ‘not subject to the jurisdiction of this fake ICC’
Marco Rubio says Washington will restrict transactions with the court as the Trump administration escalates its campaign against the Hague-based tribunal.
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Sports
West Indies target T20 series fightback against India in Ranchi
The West Indies face India in the second T20 international on Friday, hoping to level the series after an eight-wicket defeat in Lucknow.
Entertainment
Desmond’s barbershop set for blue plaque honouring Black British television
A fan-led campaign plans to honour the beloved Channel 4 sitcom at its Peckham filming location on 31 October, marking Norman Beaton’s birthday and the close of Black History Month.
Entertainment
Cardi B pulls out of Jamaica’s BZR WKND show as fans ask about refunds
The rapper’s team says she will not perform at Kingston’s National Stadium on 18 October. The reason remains undisclosed, with ticket questions directed to organisers.
News
R&B singer Freddie Jackson dies aged 70, family announces
The American singer was known for soul hits including You Are My Lady and Rock Me Tonight.
UK
Cancer rates rise among under-50s in England, charity warns
World Cancer Research Fund analysis highlights increases across several cancers, while experts stress the disease remains more common in older adults.
Entertainment
Kai Cenat Under Pressure as Fresh Twin Pregnancy Allegations Add to Growing Online Storm
Influencer Courtney “Gorgeous Doll” Hale’s unverified twin pregnancy allegations add to the online scrutiny surrounding streamer Kai Cenat.
World
AI vs SI: Trump, Musk, Melania and what it means for Anguilla
Donald Trump’s ‘super intelligence’ rebrand has triggered a rush for Slovenia’s .si domains. Elon Musk is amplifying the shift, while Anguilla watches what it could mean for its lucrative .ai economy.
UK
US pulls all bombers from RAF Fairford after suspected terror plot
The Pentagon says every US bomber based at the Gloucestershire airfield has returned home, a week after arrests close to the base.
UK
Man, 40, shot dead as people gather for memorial service in west London
The Metropolitan Police has launched a murder investigation after the shooting in East Acton, where 40 to 50 people, including children, had gathered.
Caribbean
US Coast Guard says it intercepted ship carrying fuel to Cuba
The Coast Guard calls the boarding of the Grace a "successful interdiction", while Cuba's hospitals and power grid struggle with fuel shortages.
Caribbean
Barbados reaffirms citizenship by descent for great-grandchildren of Bajans
Speaking to the diaspora in Toronto, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley renewed her pledge to open Barbadian citizenship to the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Bajans abroad, a change still waiting to pass Parliament.