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Two arrested over shooting of cruise couple in Barbados Two arrested over shooting of cruise couple in Barbados
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Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a married couple from Suffolk while on a cruise holiday in Barbados.Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a married couple from Suffolk while on a cruise holiday in Barbados.
The couple, named locally as Ann and Philip Prior, both aged 59, from Bedfield, near Framlingham, were robbed during a stopover at Bridgetown. The couple, named locally as Ann, 59, and Philip Prior, 72, from Bedfield, near Framlingham, were robbed during a stopover at Bridgetown.
Mr Prior was hit on his left side and his wife was shot in her right thigh.Mr Prior was hit on his left side and his wife was shot in her right thigh.
Mrs Prior has been released from hospital, while her husband is reported to be in a comfortable condition.Mrs Prior has been released from hospital, while her husband is reported to be in a comfortable condition.
The couple were on a three-month P&O cruise around the Caribbean and South America on board the Adonia, which left Southampton on 8 January and is due to arrive back in the UK on 3 April.The couple were on a three-month P&O cruise around the Caribbean and South America on board the Adonia, which left Southampton on 8 January and is due to arrive back in the UK on 3 April.
A company spokesman said: "Two passengers on Adonia were hospitalised in Bridgetown, Barbados following an incident on shore on Sunday March 17. One passenger has since been released from hospital.A company spokesman said: "Two passengers on Adonia were hospitalised in Bridgetown, Barbados following an incident on shore on Sunday March 17. One passenger has since been released from hospital.
"Local authorities are investigating. Our shore-side customer care team and ship's medical team are providing support as necessary.""Local authorities are investigating. Our shore-side customer care team and ship's medical team are providing support as necessary."
A Foreign Office spokesman said they were aware of the incident and providing consular assistance.A Foreign Office spokesman said they were aware of the incident and providing consular assistance.