UK medallist dead in Jamaica motorbike crash
Reports in Jamaica and Britain, citing police, said he was heading to Kingston when he lost control of the bike.
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The 34-year-old was born in Jamaica but changed his allegiance to Britain in 2006.
He died instantly, Jamaican newspaper The Gleaner said.
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