A British passenger has died and nine others were injured when a bus they were travelling in crashed in the Carribean.
The passengers, who were on a P&O cruise holiday, had taken a day trip to the island of Dominica when the mini-bus hit another car.
P&O confirmed that all the injured passengers were British.
They were rushed to a local hospital and the majority have now been discharged, a spokesman said.
The cruise ship, Azura, which carries 3,000 passengers, sailed from Southampton on October 28 for a 14-day tour the Caribbean islands.
In a statement the company said: "P&O Cruises regrets to confirm that a bus operated by a shore excursion provider was involved in a collision in Dominica on Wednesday lunchtime.
"The bus was carrying 12 passengers, including 10 guests from Azura. The cause of the accident is not yet known."
P&O Cruises senior vice-president Paul Ludlow said: “Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone touched by this tragic event.
“Our employees and crew are working to do everything we can to extend support and assistance to those affected and their loved ones.”
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