Make room for the 3% by Jeanette Young
Dressing up in our household was a common activity. My mum loved dressing up – I remember her fur coats
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Sony World Photo Winner Releases New HUMAN Series
Like most during this period, Rogers has spent much time close to home. Fueled by the events around the world she’s
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God, all I wanted to do was make cakes! by Shana Dawn Lewis
Growing up in my West Indian household at Easter and Christmas time, there were certain ‘must-haves’ and ‘must-do’s’. Some to
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The New Roaring Twenties by Louise Morse
A decade when Christians can be a voice for change for the elderly. 2020–2030 has been designated the Decade of
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Increasing diabetes awareness by Tony Kelly
British-born Tony Kelly grew up in Jamaica, and returned to Birmingham in 1979, where he has been living ever since.
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Find out the facts about organ donation law change
NHS Blood and Transplant is urging people to find out the facts about organ donation and the upcoming law change,
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Why Go Vegan? by Kirly-Sue
Veganism is on the rise in the UK, and there has been an increasing need in recent years for information
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Servant leadership by Rev Wale Hudson-Roberts
The killing of Qasem Soleimani by an American drone on January 3 has threatened to bring the United States and
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More black men are embracing yoga to ease emotional stress
When he was sick from cancer, Baba Groden told his wife, Sherri Doucette, that once he got better he wanted
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Help! I have diabetes
Diabetes is a metabolic disorder which reduces the ability of the body to control the amount of glucose in the
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Science Says: Religion Is Good For Your Health
Theologists, scientists and thought leaders have attempted for centuries to understand the impact that religion can have on human beings;
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From Oxford’s dreaming spires to the Hollywood sign
From humble beginnings to jet-setting to the world’s movie capital, DJG will be playing for the Alisters during Oscar season
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What does it mean to be a black traveller?
Do black people have a different travel experience to other tourists? For a variety of reasons, a younger generation of
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Racism Is Killing Black Men, Even in Health Care
In November, Bernard Tyson, the CEO of Kaiser Permanente, died unexpectedly in his sleep. He was 60. Tyson was a singular
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Managing Wellbeing at Work
Mental Health. Two words we hear often but which can be shrouded in shame, confusion and fear. We all have mental
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