We have started to collect the most important news related to Antigua and Barbuda in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The unique sound of Caribbean calypso music is still just as sweet – and as controversial in Antigua.
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Conservationists have an unusual plan for returning barren Antigua land into an eco-haven.
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Antigua and Barbuda's only psychiatric hospital is in a woebegone state, Gemma Handy reports.
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Gemma Handy reports on the sailors preparing their vintage vessels for Antigua's classic yacht regatta.
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Slop pails, filth, stench and disease plague inmates at Antigua’s overcrowded 18th Century prison.
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The BBC's Gemma Handy explores the history of Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua, a Georgian dockyard which was recently declared a Unesco World Heritage site.
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The volunteers who are key to medical care in Antigua
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Antigua find unveils region's slave past
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The steel band hammering out the sound of Antigua
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Prime Minister of Antigua Gaston Browne tells BBC Sport's Joe Wilson the first Test Match between West Indies and England is of ''significant'' benefit to Antigua's economy.
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