Black History: War memorial to black servicemen unveiled
A woman who lost her father and brothers in World War Two has won a 26-year campaign for a memorial
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Armed forces: concerns BAME personnel are ‘suffering in silence’
Military police have launched 35 investigations into racially aggravated crimes over the past five years, prompting warnings that many service personnel
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African American GIs Honoured with 75th Anniversary D Day Plaque
In the summer of 1944 one of the most important Military Campaigns of the 20th century took place on the
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Nigerian military lifts Unicef ban after ‘spy’ row
Nigeria’s military has revoked its earlier decision to suspend activities of the UN children’s agency Unicef in the north-east of
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Where World War One finally ended
A fortnight after Europe marked the 100th anniversary of the armistice that brought World War One to a close, Africa
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A hundred years after the Armistice is a time for Remembrance and for change
On the centenary of Armistice Day, Christian Aid has warned that appalling levels of violence across the globe continue to
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Armed forces: Recruits don’t need to have lived in Britain
More foreign nationals living abroad will be able to join the armed forces, the government is to announce. Currently, only
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Birmingham’s Black churches honor the forgotten contributions of millions of African and Caribbean servicemen to WW1
Up to 1,000 people are expected at the New Testament Church of God, Lozells Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, B19 1NP from
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African and Caribbean War Memorial
The African and Caribbean War Memorial is the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, to specifically honour Commonwealth
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