OPINION: MyLondon's Race and Diversity Correspondent Unzela Khan talks about how the new clause 9 of the Nationality and Borders Bill will impact British citizens like her

Anti-raid activists are encouraging people to know their rights

The PC, 46, is due to appear in court on Monday

'I said I wanted to be a doctor, but she laughed in my face, she made me feel like I was a dirty little immigrant with delusions of grandeur'

Dominic Akers-Paul was not able to attend his grandma's funeral in Grenada due to an error

Campaigners believe the Old Truman Brewery development will ruin the historical aspect of Brick Lane

'What we are seeing now is that there are generations of doctors who have had enough - myself included'

"It's frustrating we are still being questioned and stopped and people still don't understand the Kirpan"

The Southall community rallied against the National Front to stand against racism

Bianca, like many others, began taking on extra shifts after realising it was going to be extremely difficult to get on the property ladder

London Academy of Excellence denies any accusations of Islamophobia. Some allegations go back to 2014 while others relate to the current school year

Bollywood CD's, cassettes and VHS films were popularly sold before the rise of streaming websites

A growing movement to reclaim the racial slur that was levelled against our ancestors is misplaced and not thought through, argues Unzela Khan

The 2002 film was way ahead of its time and important to South Asian kids like me, writes MyLondon's Race and Diversity Reporter Unzela Khan

"It's about confidence, making him feel you're a Singh and you're doing this for other Singhs, we want you to stand so strong'

EXCLUSIVE: Ms Marvel's lead male actor spoke to MyLondon about being a Londoner and the importance of South Asian representation

The Life in the UK test includes questions about Britain's history, laws and traditions

MyLondon's Race and Diversity Correspondent Unzela Khan argues those seeking asylum should be allowed to work to protect their dignity and mental health

It has been 10 years since Theresa May's Government announced the 'hostile environment for illegal immigrants'

The fruit is known as the 'Jewel of the season' for a reason

The mum-of-three hopes to play for England one day

"We are an invisible community, we are a minority within a minority and people don't always see our needs"

Help Unzela Khan raise money to support Islamic Relief

'They fail to realise if you participate in gentrification it is erasing the culture and the history of Black people'

Sukhdev Reel says the police did not support her and instead made stereotypical assumptions about her son due to their race and skin colour