Racism rising since Brexit vote, nationwide study reveals
Ethnic minorities in Britain are facing rising and increasingly overt racism, with levels of discrimination and abuse continuing to grow
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Nigel Farage forced to admit claim about black people in Oldham was false
But the Brexit Party leader immediately made another false claim about “Asian” people in the town Nigel Farage has rowed
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After Brexit, black women will be less safe when giving birth in Britain
Ethnic minority women already have significantly poorer outcomes from pregnancy compared to white women. If Brexit goes ahead, the NHS
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God and Political Change
In the last few days I have found myself pondering this verse in the book of Proverbs: ‘When there is
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The Brexit London bus tour that’s been providing advice and guidance
Earlier this week The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, launched a ‘LondonIsOpen’ bus on a four-day tour of the capital,
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Church of England offers coffee, cake and community solidarity as it “prays for country” ahead of Brexit
Since the referendum, it has had the capacity to create awkward silences at dinner parties, the demise of even the
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The flower growers worried about Brexit
As Britain prepares to leave the European Union, workers in Kenya’s flower industry are closely monitoring developments. Flowers are big
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Church of England urges five days of prayer for poor as Brexit looms
Justin Welby says economic warnings cannot be ignored and focus must be on the vulnerable. The Church of England is
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Erasmus: What will happen to scheme after Brexit?
The Erasmus scheme is an EU programme that helps students study in other countries. Currently 53% of UK university students
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‘Breaking down walls not building them’
“Let’s put it this way, we’re interested in breaking down walls and not building them,” says Meric Gertler, president of
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Let’s get the saints out and get them into circulation
We seem increasingly to be living in ‘interesting times’ where our society is torn by division, instability and polarisation. It’s
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On Praying in ‘Interesting Times’
One of the most repeated scenarios in cinema is one where the hero makes a daring but calculated jump from
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The Financial Times puts diversity within the property sector into the limelight
The recent Financial Times property summit brought to light some interesting questions and facts relating to diversity within the industry;
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University ‘dual nationality’ plan for Brexit
A top UK university is planning a “unique” post-Brexit arrangement with a German university in which staff will be appointed
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Interview: Reverend Olufemi Babatola
Rev Olufemi Babatola is the founder of House of Hope Calvary Christian Centre in Old Kent Road, London. Tayo Fatunla
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