UK dispatches minister after DEA detains leader and corruption report advises two years of governor’s rule

The acting premier of the British Virgin Islands has said he opposes a recommendation that the UK take direct control of the territory after his predecessor appeared in a US court on charges linked to drugs trafficking.

Andrew Fahie, 51, was detained in Miami on Thursday for allegedly conspiring to import a controlled substance and laundering money, in an operation led by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

‘People aren’t looking for just a model’: meet the amazing Ryan Zaman

When he caught the eye of the fashion world, he couldn’t believe…

Best physical evidence of Roman crucifixion found in Cambridgeshire

Near 1,900-year-old skeleton discovered with nail through heel bone during excavation in…

Goodbye, Concert Tees? Harry Styles, Verzuz and Streaming Are Changing the Merch Game

IN THE SUMMER of 2018, Grace Hall-Ramsay attended a live Harry Styles…

The £20 benefit cut is the most morally indefensible thing I’ve seen in politics | Gordon Brown

Seventy-five years after the British welfare state was born, our poorest people…