US mass shootings: Trump condemns deadly attacks amid criticism
President Donald Trump has said “hate has no place” in the US after 29 people were killed in two mass
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Author: Josie McFarlane
British-born jazz artist faces deportation from the UK
Jazz artist Bumi Thomas was born in Glasgow in 1983, but now faces deportation after the Home Office said she
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The most and least socially progressive countries revealed
Norway and Iceland are the most socially progressive countries in the world, a study of the leading countries in various
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BAME youth ‘still feel ignored by politicians’
YOUNG ethnic minorities believe employment, the economy and education are the most concerning issues for their future, a new report
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Why are working class kids passed over for top jobs?
Elvis, from Dagenham, is a working class lad who had his sights set on becoming a trader in the City.
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Artist adorns Egyptian cave church with biblical art
Whistling a tune, Mario nimbly clambered up the scaffolding enveloping part of the rock-hewn St. Simon Monastery atop Cairo’s Mokkatam
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Grave-robbers steal crucifix and body of priest – ransom demanded
Sick thieves in Sharouna, a village south of Cairo, targeted the tomb of a priest that had died 13 years
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Folake Bridget Idowu releases vows music and launches worship clinic
Following her successful debut UK single Vows and headline concert this year, Folake Bridget Idowu releases Vows music video. This
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Independent expert appointed to tackle Islamophobia
An independent adviser has today (23 July 2019) been appointed to provide expert advice on a definition of Islamophobia to
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Award-winning Nigerian cuisine restaurant Enish opens brand new London lounge
The award-winning establishment that brings the finest flavours from Nigeria to London, Enish Restaurant & Grill, has opened up a
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OFSTED registration fees rise: a bad sign during the childcare shortage struggle
The UK’s Department of Education announced on 18th July 2019 a new proposal to raise the OFSTED registration fees, an
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Lack of long-term support means modern slavery victims at risk of further abuse
The lack of support offered to victims of modern slavery in the UK means they face the risk of further
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Muslims save 20 Christians from attack
According to reports, word surfaced of an imminent al-Shabaab attack on Sunday 21 July at a building site for a
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Behind the image that shocked the world
A harrowing picture of three Syrian sisters and their uncle in the rubble after a government air strike has been
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One in four BAME people in Britain want ‘name-blind’ university applications
More than a quarter of Bame Britons believe removing names from university applications would widen access, compared to less than a sixth of white Britons,
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