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Divided UK: What next for PM Boris Johnson?
https://the-latest.com/sites/default/files/styles/slide_b/public/field/image/maxresdefault.jpg?itok=3CZUugCNBritish elections that took place on Thursday were in many ways a symbolic referendum on Boris Johnson. While the results are still coming in, early signs suggest the Prime Minister...
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Gaffe-prone Biden advised to avoid impromptu press questions
https://the-latest.com/sites/default/files/styles/slide_b/public/field/image/GettyImages-1228526827-1000x667.jpg?itok=DHHWHRFBUS President Joe Biden’s communication’s team has reportedly recommended that the septuagenarian head of state not take impromptu questions from reporters after a series of gaffes. White House...
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'Human rights of Africa's LGBTQI communities must be protected'
https://the-latest.com/sites/default/files/styles/slide_b/public/field/image/lgbtq.jpg?itok=xTUNgEFkThem, an online publication, reported April 22 that four gay men had been murdered in South Africa in less than a month. The disturbing report made national headlines after a local government...
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Asian people under attack in US
https://the-latest.com/sites/default/files/styles/slide_b/public/field/image/im-318588.jpg?itok=R9lfnHmWA reporting centre for anti-Asian hate crimes, released statistics showing that from March 2020 to March 2021, there were 6,603 reported incidents of anti-Asian hate in the US. That’s almost double...
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How Black creative students have been struggling during pandemic
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Every student has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns. From not being able to access study spaces to a lack of face to face teaching, they've been badly affected. ...
Why have journalists shown little interest in a Caribbean disaster?
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St Vincent and the Grenadines is going through their biggest natural disaster in the last decade and yet the mainstream media in Britain, which used to rule the country, have been quiet.
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Citizen journalism hero of the George Floyd murder case
World News
Darnella Frazier was legally just a child when she summoned up the extraordinary bravery to use her mobile phone to film white cop Derek Chauvin kill unarmed Black man George Floyd in broad dayl ...Politics
Forty years of resistance: white anti-racists must listen An impressive line-up of international speakers came together to mark the United Nation’s anti-racism day in a ...
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Judge’s battle against 'racism and bullying' in courts
Fearless Black rights campaigner Peter Herbert is using the huge experience he has amassed as a long-serving lawye ...
Columns
Gay British Tamil community: a double barrier to celebrating PrideGay Pride is synonymous with inclusivity and celebration. However, for people of colour, few safe and intersectional ...
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How Stormzy’s rap to Prime Minister boosted Grenfell campaign It's well worth remembering during lockdown that Stormzy, the British grime artist and Brit Awards winner, made hi ...
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Caribbean veteran who guarded Hitler's deputy passes away A Trinidadian Second World War veteran, whose proudest moment was guarding the world’s most famous prisoner a ...
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How Nigeria's police used 'shoot to kill' at demo World attention focused on Nigeria after mass Black Lives Matter-type protests erupted against police brutal ...
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Black Lives Matter: corporate takeover of the BLM brand Sky says: “Black Lives Matter: We see. We hear. We commit.”
But does the media giant really see, hear and commi ...
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'My triumph over drugs, violence and bipolar disorder' Tackling the hugely political and emotive issues of race and mental health would not be an easy task, even for an ...
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