Kenyan police face trial for British aristocrat’s murder
The trial has begun in Kenya of four policemen charged with the murder of a British aristocrat, Alexander Monson. He
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Prince William says celebrities shunned mental health charity
Prince William has said that every celebrity he asked to back his Heads Together mental health initiative three years ago
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Barcelona B’s Moussa Wague alleges racism led to red card
Senegal international defender Moussa Wague has apologised after he was sent off during Barcelona B’s 1-0 defeat at Ejea on
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Sickle cell: Call The Midwife shines spotlight on disease
Viewers and people with sickle cell disease have praised TV show Call The Midwife for its storyline portraying the condition.
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Nearly 900 killed in ethnic clashes last month, UN says
Ethnic violence in western Democratic Republic of Congo left at least 890 dead over just three days last month, the
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Uber Driver Receives Personal Invite From Todd Dulaney to Manchester’s Festival Of Praise in Chance Encounter
Alex Hagen was completely unaware that his late shift as an Uber driver in Manchester would see him entertaining Grammy
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France summons Italian envoy over Africa remarks
France has summoned Italy’s ambassador after the Italian deputy prime minister accused the French of exploiting Africa and fuelling migration.
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Men’s Fashion Week: Jeenu Mahadevan calls out colourism
London, Paris, Milan, New York… it has been a frantic January for model Jeenu Mahadevan, as he flies around the
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Why your name matters in the search for a job
“I grew up insecure about my name,” says Rawan Mohamed, a British-Muslim of Sudanese heritage. “So I decided to change
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Racism, sexism and bullying reported at Oxfam
The work environment at Oxfam is marked by “racism, colonial behaviour and bullying”, staff have reported. The allegations were made
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Poverty Isn’t a Privilege: The White Man Is Your Brother Too
Writing to fellow clergy from a Birmingham Jail (The Negro Is Your Brother), Reverend Dr Martin Luther King Jr. –
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Salvation Army’s concern for future of employment support
More than half of its employment support funding could be at risk – Annie Dell, policy analyst explains why The
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Deputy First Minister reaffirms importance of “valuable contribution” of churches across Scotland
Deputy First Minister John Swinney reaffirmed the lifeline services churches provide for children and young people the length and breadth
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UK groups fund illegal orphanages in Africa
At least 60 illegal orphanages and children’s homes in Uganda are being funded by UK charities, church groups and volunteers,
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Eileen Taylor ‘proud’ to be first black Lord Mayor of Leeds
A woman whose father came to England as part of the Windrush generation is to become the first black Lord
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