Three in four students from London will be from ethnic minorities in ‘hyper-diversity’ era
‘Student diversity is the norm and not the exception in London’ Almost three-quarters of London based students who enter university will
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Sargassum: The seaweed deluge hitting Caribbean shores
When waves of sargassum – a type of seaweed – washed up on Eastern Caribbean shores seven years ago, people
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Six church volunteers named as ‘Little Deeds, Big Difference’ competition winners
Each of the volunteers will receive a prize of £2,000 for their church with one church set to win the
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Students made to look black in French art school photo
A French private art college has apologised after one of its promotional images was doctored to include more black students.
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Boy dresses like Black Panther hero ‘to feel like himself’
“Co-worker made her 11-year-old a costume for his first Comic Expo visit. He was so excited to finally have a
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3 November – Mission Focused Prayer Conference 2018
‘For the Sake of the World’ is a call for the global Church to unite in prayer to see the
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Coventry police black males advice is ‘inflammatory’
Police advice to pubs to look out for “young black males who look as though they are intent on committing
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Church protests halt Georgia cannabis law
Georgia’s government has halted moves to legalise medical marijuana cultivation after protests led by the country’s powerful Orthodox church. Parliament
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Brigitta Balogh: Woman set to become Britain’s first Roma barrister on Brexit insecurity and racism
‘We are an underrepresented, marginalised community. The implementation of the law and policy is sometimes not in our favour,’ says
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South African Kessie Nair arrested for rant against Cyril Ramaphosa
A convicted South African fraudster has been arrested over a racist rant against the country’s President Cyril Ramaphosa on social
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Pioneering black US ballet dancer Arthur Mitchell dies at 84
Arthur Mitchell, one of the first black ballet dancers, has died in New York City at the age of 84.
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Three in four London students ‘from ethnic minorities by 2030’
Almost three quarters of university students from London will be from ethnic minorities by the end of the next decade,
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UK freezes aid to Zambia over corruption concerns
The UK government has frozen direct financial aid to the Zambian government over concerns about corruption. The alleged multi-million fraud
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Cathedral offers zero hours jobs dubbed by Justin Welby as evil
A cathedral has started advertising zero-hours jobs, days after the Archbishop of Canterbury called the contracts “the reincarnation of an
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South Africa’s highest court legalises cannabis use
South Africa’s highest court has legalised the use of cannabis by adults in private places. Pro-marijuana activists cheered in the
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