The mother of a black girl not given a medal at a gymnastics event said officials showed "no empathy".

Wellwishers are asked to plant flowers in Birmingham-born poet’s name or donate to Vegan Society or Inquest

Zephaniah, who was recently diagnosed with a brain tumour, is remembered as a "beautiful human being".

Minister told London conference that Glorious Revolution of 1688 paved way for economic certainty

ENGLAND star Raheem Sterling is to pay to put 14 poor students through university. The Chelsea winger is offering scholarships to youngsters of black, African and Caribbean heritage to tackle the e…

When people came from the Caribbean last century and were turned away by banks, many relied on communal trust

Exclusive: Thelma Campbell is facing homelessness in the wake of Windrush Day while Haringey Council fails to provide shelter

Home secretary uses populist speech at Tory conference to attack Human Rights Act and ‘luxury beliefs’ of liberal-leaning voters

The Jamaican artist's music heavily influenced jungle and drum & bass, among other genres.

The performance poet on some of the issues he felt most passionately about during his lifetime.

Sixty-six Gambian children are thought to have died because they were given unsafe medicine.

British athlete was travelling with Ricardo dos Santos and their baby when ‘aggressive’ police handcuffed and searched them

Sir Lindsay Hoyle repeatedly overlooked the backbencher, even though she was a primary topic of discussion in the Commons.

Exclusive: Star’s Windrush ITV show cut after just one series as TV industry loses funding streams

The incident happened on 21 July in Croydon, south London

Under the brutal rule of Belgium's King Leopold, his minions cut off a hand of rubber workers in the Congo when quotas weren't met. Today, you can buy chocolate hands -- a symbol of the city -- at...

Government U-turn as PM Mia Mottley acknowledges anger from reparations movement over plan to buy Barbados land from Dorset MP Richard Drax

Richard Wallace wrongly classed as Jamaican and deported after serving murder sentence, despite having been born in London

Fitzroy Maynard came from Antigua to London as a child in 1980

Kathy Burke and Daniel Kaluuya among alumni of her London school, credited with making stars of often working-class students

Five Metropolitan Police officers have denied accusations of gross misconduct.

Carved wooden tabot has been at Abbey since British forces looted it at Battle of Maqdala in 1868

More than 800 performers signed a letter after Francesca Amewudah-Rivers was targeted with online abuse

Diane Abbott MP has been in the press recently because of a Conservative Party donor's racist words towards her. Bukunola Adekolu explains what happened, and says as Christians, we cannot keep silent.

Caribbean historians want Richard Drax to pay reparations – but now Barbados plans to buy his land for homes

The leaseholder says she has "had enough" after intervention from Heineken, Carlsberg and Innserve.

The actor is suing for defamation over articles accusing him of misconduct towards several women.

A young black girl whose family allege she was subjected to racist behaviour when she was snubbed at a medal ceremony in the National Indoor Arena by a Gym...

Bill to go before parliament aims to fight ‘discrimination linked to hair texture, length, colour and style’

‘He’s one of us; that’s our boy’. Much has been made of the footballer’s London connections during the Euros, but there’s also joy in his birthplace – and some concern at the coverage – reports...

Nathaniel Garrick, who will be 17 in December 2021, learned to swim at the age of three at the British Swim School.

This comes after then-Home Secretary said those who are eligible for the scheme will receive full compensation

Dijoun Jhagroo-Bryan says the request to prove his relationship to his dad was "outrageous".

Christopher Alder's sister on fighting for answers about her brother's death and burial mix-up.

Sidney Holmes, who served 30 years, released after new inquiry found eyewitness identification was likely ‘misidentification’

Author of novels drawing on African and Caribbean history enjoyed international acclaim, including the New Academy prize, which stood in for the Nobel in 2018

PC Kevin Markowski, aged 46, is due to appear at Lincoln District Magistrates Court on Thursday

Lady Doreen Lawrence, Adrian Lester and Annie Lennox among those putting pressure on Home Office to speed up process

This year’s £150,000 allocation scrapped amid discussions about including groups critical of government

Dr Tony Sewell's race report in March 2021 was slammed by critics for denying institutional racism

Westminster city council decision to ban Ernest Theophile, 74, and friends from gathering was ‘flawed’ and ‘untenable’, says judge

Exclusive: Reversal comes after backlash from students and writers including Booker winner Bernardine Evaristo

Taking tents away from rough sleepers - and punishing charities who give those tents out? What a cruel idea. It won't fix homelessness. It'll just make people's lives harder. Shame on you @SuellaBr...

When he sat down in a pub that banned black people, Stephenson helped change Britain’s discrimination laws. He talks about organising the Bristol bus boycott, attacks from the National Front – and...

Her credits included roles on 'The Bill,' 'Prime Suspect' and 'Casualty,' in addition to work as a director.

DRUMMIE ZEB, the lead singer of reggae band Aswad, has died at the age of 62, as tributes poured in for the music pioneer.

Any adoptee seeking help faces an uphill challenge. If you're a transracial adoptee like me, our outcomes are even worse

Senior lawyers had told home secretary about risks of inflammatory rhetoric long before she referred to asylum seekers as an ‘invasion’

Zahara, known for her soulful voice and hit song Loliwe, was once named in a BBC 100 Women list.

From Elizabeth I to William IV, over a period of 270 years monarchs had links to the slave trade

Obscurity of Lucius Blake emblematic of erasure of minorities from early British film history, says researcher

The insult is commonly used to attack people in minoritised communities but debate persists as to whether it is racist

Ricardo dos Santos, who was stopped with his partner, Bianca Williams, said he has been left ‘traumatised’

Family announces death of campaigner known for her charisma, colourful attire and outspoken pursuit of social justice for children

Patrick Vernon repeated calls to make the scheme independent, saying it is not appropriate to have the ‘perpetrators’ of the scandal run the scheme.

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Rishi Sunak wants to ban our GPs from being able to sign us off when we're sick! Sign the petition now and demand these dangerous new plans are dropped.

The home secretary says the government's "focus" is on supporting British nationals and their dependents.

A new documentary will shed light on the lives and struggles of some of the 90,000 forgotten 'barrel children' left behind in the Caribbean, featuring one who thought his gran was his mum