Surge testing begins in Kingston after sharp rise in coronavirus cases among younger ages
A small number of confirmed cases of the Delta variant have been identified in Kingston
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image captionThe volcano had been dormant since 1979
A student is collecting essential items to help the relief effort on St Vincent following volcanic eruptions on the Caribbean island.
About 20,000 people have been evacuated from their homes after the La Soufrière volcano erupted on 9 April.
Shelena Artman, 18, from Bristol, is also fundraising to help people on the island where her father was born.
Her grandfather survived an eruption in 1902, carried away from the lava to safety by his mother.
Miss Artman said it was heartbreaking seeing images of how La Soufrière, which last erupted in 1979, had covered much of the island in ash.