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American and Chinese representatives to meet in Rome as Ukraine-Russia talks resume … warning over sixth Covid wave … and Power of the Dog sweeps the Baftas

Cherish Oteka’s film is about a former police officer who discusses his memories of homophobia and racial profiling in the Met

<em>The Black Cop</em>, a short film commissioned by Guardian Documentaries and supported by the BFI Doc Society Fund (awarding National Lottery funding), has won a BAFTA Film Award.

London, Mar 12 (EFE).- “I joined because I wanted to be white,” Gamal ‘G’ Turawa, a retired Metropolitan Police officer says at the opening of The Black Cop, a documentary on his story of redemption. In the roughly 20-minute documentary directed by Cherish Oteka, London Metropolitan Police’s first openly gay black officer goes over the …

March's film events round-up features Sands film festival in St Andrews, a pair of Peter Greenaway screenings for Sonica, a season of films from amazing women filmmakers at Summerhall, and a lot more

People who came our in their 40s, 50s and 60s share their stories.

The story told in the eight episodes of the new CBC series The Porter is one of overcoming adversity...

The Porter stars Ronnie Rowe Jr. and Mouna Traoré discuss Black joy and the moments they hold dear on their journey to the screen

The Black Cop: 'My story is a catalyst for change'

A black ex-Met Police officer whose colleagues painted his face white so he would fit in has urged Cressida Dick's successor to fix the force's canteen culture.