Hasani Hennis from Anguilla competes in UCI Road World Championships in Harrogate, Britain, September 25, 2019. Picture taken September 25, 2019. REUTERS/Martyn Herman

Hasani Hennis from Anguilla competes in UCI Road World Championships in Harrogate, Britain, September 25, 2019. Picture taken September 25, 2019. REUTERS/Martyn Herman

Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Gabriella N.Baez

Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Gabriella N.Baez

Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Gabriella N.Baez

Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Gabriella N.Baez

Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla September 9, 2019. REUTERS/Gabriella N.Baez

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Marshall Mitchel, the half-brother of victim Kenny Mitchel, speaks to the press after the hearing of Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Local police officers guard the entrance of the courthouse during an appearance by Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor, who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, leaves a courthouse in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, speaks to reporters outside a courthouse in a still image from video taken in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Gavin 'Scott' Hapgood, a UBS financial advisor who is accused of killing a hotel worker while on vacation in April 2019, arrives at a courthouse with his lawyer in a still image from video taken in The Valley, Anguilla August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Ricardo Arduengo

Confiscated European eels (Anguilla anguilla) are pictured during a news conference at the Customs of Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, December 21, 2018. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha

A Thai custom officer displays confiscated European eels (Anguilla anguilla) during a news conference at the Customs of Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, December 21, 2018. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha

Cycling - Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games - Men's Individual Time Trial - Currumbin Beachfront - Gold Coast, Australia - April 10, 2018. Sherwin Osborne of Anguilla competes. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha

Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games - Opening ceremony - Carrara Stadium - Gold Coast, Australia - April 4, 2018 - Mauriel Carty of Anguilla carries the national flag during the opening ceremony. REUTERS/David Gray

Zharnel Hughes of the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla smiles after winning the 200 metres men event at the IAAF Diamond League Athletissima athletics meeting at the Pontaise Stadium in Lausanne, Switzerland, July 9, 2015. REUTERS/Pierre Albouy

Zharnel Hughes of the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla signs an autograph after winning the 200 metres men event at the IAAF Diamond League Athletissima athletics meeting at the Pontaise Stadium in Lausanne, Switzerland, July 9, 2015. REUTERS/Pierre Albouy

Zharnel Hughes (L) of Kingston College crosses the finish line ahead of Javaughn Minzie (C) of Bog Walk High and Tyler Mason of Jamaica College, to win the 100 metres class 1 (under-19) final of Jamaica's Inter-Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Athletics Championships, known as the Champs, in Kingston March 28, 2014. Hughes, who is from the Caribbean island of Anguilla but attends Kingston College, set a new Champs record of 10.12 seconds in the event, beating the previous record set in 2007 by Jamaica's Yohan Blake. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy (JAMAICA - Tags: SPORT ATHLETICS)

Zharnel Hughes (L) of Kingston College crosses the finish line ahead of Javaughn Minzie (C) of Bog Walk High and Tyler Mason of Jamaica College, to win the 100 metres class 1 (under-19) final of Jamaica's Inter-Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Athletics Championships, known as the Champs, in Kingston March 28, 2014. Hughes, who is from the Caribbean island of Anguilla but attends Kingston College, set a new Champs record of 10.12 seconds in the event, beating the previous record set in 2007 by Jamaica's Yohan Blake. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy (JAMAICA - Tags: SPORT ATHLETICS)

Zharnel Hughes of Anguilla wins the 100 metres class 1 (under-19) final of Jamaica's Inter-Secondary Schools Boys and Girls Athletics Championships, known as the Champs, in Kingston March 28, 2014. Hughes, who attends Kingston College, set a new Champs record of 10.12 seconds in the event, beating the previous record of 10.21 seconds set in 2007 by Jamaica's Yohan Blake. Picture taken March 28, 2014. REUTERS/Gilbert Bellamy (JAMAICA - Tags: SPORT ATHLETICS)

Anguilla's Shinelle Proctor, Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown and Tianna Bartoletta of the U.S. (L-R) compete during the women's 60m heats at the world indoor athletics championships at the ERGO Arena in Sopot March 8, 2014. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez (POLAND - Tags: SPORT ATHLETICS)

Shara Proctor of Anguilla competes in the women's long jump final during the world athletics championships in Berlin August 23, 2009. REUTERS/Max Rossi (GERMANY SPORT ATHLETICS)

Shara Proctor of Anguilla competes in the women's long jump final during the world athletics championships in Berlin August 23, 2009. REUTERS/Pawel Kopczynski (GERMANY SPORT ATHLETICS)

Shara Proctor of Anguilla competes in the women's long jump qualification during the world athletics championships at the Olympic stadium in Berlin August 21, 2009. REUTERS/Max Rossi (GERMANY SPORT ATHLETICS)

Shara Proctor of Anguilla competes in the women's long jump qualification during the world athletics championships at the Olympic stadium in Berlin August 21, 2009. REUTERS/Pawel Kopczynski (GERMANY SPORT ATHLETICS)

President of Germany's World Cup organizing committee Franz Beckenbauer (R) and German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble pose for the media as they welcome the Anguilla national soccer team in Berlin May 31, 2006. Germany officially declared itself ready and raring to go for the World Cup on Wednesday as a final government progress report said everything was in place for a successful tournament. WORLD CUP 2006 PREVIEW REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (GERMANY)

Greek community leader Michael Diamond lights his torch from the Olympic cauldron in Sydney's Botany Bay June 4, 2004. The Olympic flame is visiting Sydney on the first leg of its 35-day world tour, visiting 34 cities in 27 countries before arriving for the opening ceremony in Athens on August 13. REUTERS/Torsten Blackwood/Pool FA/SH

A Japanese reporter watches the news in Tokyo April 15, 2004 on the release of three Japanese civilians who were taken hostage in Iraq. The civilians taken captive in Iraq a week ago were freed on Thursday, prompting cries of joy from their families in Tokyo, but the fate of two other Japanese believed kidnapped was still unclear. REUTERS/Itsuo Inouye/Pool OTA II/FA

A Nigerian soldier looks at the burnt remains of a ballot paper in the
town of Udi, 20 Km's west of the state capital Enugu, April 15, 2003.
Elections in the area were postponed from April 12, due to violence and
intimidation, to April 15 but have not taken place as election
officials have not arrived and the opposition parties are boycotting
the polls. REUTERS/Howard Burditt

HB

Australia's Adam Gilchrist (L) shakes hands with his captain Ricky
Ponting after the first one day final against England in Sydney on
January 23, 2003. Australia took less than 13 overs to beat England's
score of 117 and won the match by 10 wickets. REUTERS/Tim Wimborne

TBW/RCS

An unidentified mother of a Kashmiri separatist militant (L) is being consoled by another woman at Tahab village in Pulwama district, south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir in India July 24, 2000. Indian paramilitary authorities said in Srinagar that four Kashmiri separatist militants were killed and two security personnel were wounded in a gunbattle between their troops and separatist militants in the village on Sunday evening.

FK/CC

Britain's Prince Philip (3rd L) listens as Barry Lillywhite, Charles Sturt University's cheese factory manager speaks in Wagga Wagga March 21. The Duke of Edinburgh is in Australia with Queen Elizabeth on a 16-day visit to Australia.

TAN

Passersby look at debris in the street following violence in the eastern Nigerian town of Owerri March 1. Religious rioting that engulfed the northern Nigeria city of Kaduna last week has spread to eastern Nigeria, and the death toll since Monday in the city of Aba is more than 400 police sources said. President Olusegun Obasanjo lamented the spiraling religious and ethnic violence in Nigeria but told foreign investors the country would overcome the crisis.

WS/JP

An unidentified exercise rider is shown on Anguilla, who is entered the $1 million Filly Mare and Turf race at the Breeder's Cup at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, Florida November 5. Anguilla wears a breathing strip which some trainers believe helps the animal to breathe. Anguilla is trained by Thomas Skiffington Jr. The Breeder's Cup is set to be run November 6.

JLS/ZDC

Irish president Mary McAleese waves as she boards the presidential plane at Dublin Airport March 30. McAleese is heading off for an eight-day visit to Honduras and Mexico, meeting Honduran President Carlos Flores on Wednesday and Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo on April 5.

FP/HP

FILE PHOTO 28APR98 - Izzat Ibrahim, Iraqi Vice Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council, attends Iraqi [President Saddam Hussein's] birthday celebrations in this April 28 file photo. Ibrahim escaped an assasination attempt in southern Iraq 23 November, Iraq's state media reported on Monday.

FILE PHOTO 28APR98 - Izzat Ibrahim, Iraqi Vice Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council, attends Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's birthday celebrations in this April 28 file photo. Ibrahim escaped an assasination attempt in southern Iraq 23 November, Iraq's state media reported on Monday.

JS/FMS

Leila Wadson of Bermuda keeps an eye on the beam as she dismounts, finishing her balance beam exercise during the women's team event at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur September 13. More than 4,200 athletes from 70 nations and territories from Anguilla to Zimbabwe, are gathered to compete in the Kuala Lumpur Games, which are the biggest ever and last until September 21.

TS/JO/KC

Li Yen Au of Malaysia performs her balance beam exercise during the women's team event at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur September 13. More than 4,200 athletes from 70 nations and territories from Anguilla to Zimbabwe, are gathered to compete in the Kuala Lumpur Games, which are the biggest ever and last until September 21.

TS/JO/KM

United States Defense Secretary William Cohen addressing some 2,000 crew in the hanger bay of the aircraft carrier USS George Washington February 11. Cohen praised the sailors skills, courage and dedication but again stressed the need for military force if Iraq does not concede to diplomatic pressure concerning its weapons of mass destruction. The military forces in the Gulf and elsewhere are now operating under the name "Desert Thunder". Cohen said he is satisfied that all the Gulf states will be "solidly behind the US and our other allies if it comes to carrying out a military operation".

GULF

Acting Moldovian Presiden Mircea Snegur casts his ballot at a polling station in the capital of Chisinau December 1. Today Moldovans went to the polls in the presidential election runoff.

MOLDOVA ELECTIONS

Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II of England enjoys the costumes of the Moko Jumbies, a West Indian holiday tradition, as she walks through the streets of Anguilla February 19

RATY OF FINLAND SHOWS OFF NEW MEN'S JAVELIN RECORD ON BOARD AT IN TERNATIONAL ATHLETICS MEETING IN SHIZUOKA, JAPAN. Seppo Raty of Finland shows off his new men's javelin world record of 91.98 meters on the sign board May 6, 1991after his third throw at the International athletics meeting in Shizuoka, Japan. SCANNED FROM NEGATIVE. REUTERS/Kimimasa Mayama

Princess Diana in an evening dress arrives at the British Ambassador's residence to attend a dinner and reception hosted by Ambassador Sir Sydney Giffard and Lady Giffard May 12, 1986. SCANNED FROM NEGATIVE. REUTERS/Edwards/Pool PN/CMC