Christians need help to rebuild their lives
Despite death threats to him and his family, Pastor Abdullah has bravely chosen to stay in Syria and turn his
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Growing up mixed-race
‘I’m from more cultures than you!’ One Culture: two generations, where we speak to British families and explore the differences
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‘The hangman was too tired to hang me – three times’
On death row in Malawi, Byson Kaula was nearly executed three times – but on each occasion the hangman stopped
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‘Does your brain have too many tabs open?’
Talking about their struggles with a stressful life someone said to me, ‘My problem is that I’ve got too many
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The story of British-Somalis in Manchester
Britain’s Somali community is rarely represented on screen and in public life. Two young British-Somali filmmakers, Mohamud Yusuf Mussa and
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I was Unqualified but GOD Qualified me
My story goes a long way back, I’m talking since the day I was born 4 months early and weighed
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‘I want to stand up for every woman experiencing abuse’
When nude photos of leading Ugandan model Judith Heard were published without her consent last year she not only found
Read moreMichelle Obama on Barack, her mother and the school run
Michelle Obama talks politics, family and the important role her mum played in their time at the White House. Watch
Read moreFrom living in a mud hut at a refugee camp to scoring for Australia
Awer Mabil’s journey from life as a refugee in a hut built out of mud to scoring on his international
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How to Help Veterans and Their Families Transition to Civilian Life
If you have a friend, family member, or neighbour transitioning back to civilian life from time in the military, it
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Liberia’s blackboard newsman ‘fears for his security’
Liberia’s Alfred Sirleaf (no relation of the former president) has become famous for his news blackboard in the centre of
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Young and black in Northern Ireland
According to the 2011 census, black people make up only 0.2% of the population in Northern Ireland. So what’s it
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Malnutrition Awareness Week celebrated with launch of innovative new game
The University of Hertfordshire celebrated the first UK Malnutrition Awareness Week, (which ran from the 1-7 October 2018), with the
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Business and Finance Consultant Ian Dunlap Hopes to Inspire Through His Contribution to the National Museum of African American History and Culture
HOUSTON – July 11, 2017 – Ian Jakovan Dunlap, founder of the boutique business and finance consultancy Hyper Acceleration, recently
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Celebrating a World in London: Embracing Diversity, Welcoming Peace
An extraordinary celebration of life, diversity, culture and music took place last night at the Notting Hill Tabernacle. Celebrate Life
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