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Across the uk bringing colder air all the way from iceland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, Northern Scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. The winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in Northern Scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but everywhere feeling colder in the strong wind. Hello, this is bbc news with ben boulos. ...

plan to this month. the indonesian authorities have sacked the police chief in east java, where one of the worlds worst football stadium disasters happened on saturday. at least 32 children were among 125 people who died in a crush. the police have been widely criticised for using tear—gas on the fans. now on bbc news, witness history. we join celestina olulode in bristol with five important stories from black british history. a warning that this programme contains language that some...

across the uk bringing colder air all the way from iceland, a mixture of sunshine and showers, pushed in on those very brisk winds, particularly frequent showers, northern scotland down those north sea coasts, but some further west as well. the winds are going to be very strong and gusty, perhaps touching gale force in northern scotland, temperatures struggling to make double figures, 16 in the far south, but everywhere feeling colder in the strong wind. hello, this is bbc news with be...

Bazball brings a broad smile to British faces. It brings back very happy memories, but not from before the last decade.Mention, however, the nameless West Indian brand or Barbados—or Babylon—a

Bazball brings a broad smile to British faces. It brings back very happy memories, but not from before the last decade.Mention, however, the nameless West Indian brand or Barbados—or Babylon—a

Simon Lee reviews Roydon Salick’s Ismith Khan: The Man and His work for Trinidad’s Guardian. As Anglophone Caribbean publishing and literature finally begins to secure a slot in the World Literature market, releasing more authors from obscurity (though possibly not penury) in the last decade than the previous 50 years, Roydon Salick’s recently published Ismith…

Since the Indian Premier League launched in 2008, it has been possible to imagine a dystopian future for Test cricket: a game effectively restricted to failed T20 cricketers. When South Africa arrive in New Zealand for next month’s Test series, a glimpse of that future will arrive.

England arrive in the Caribbean after a terrible World Cup. Their challenge of how to balance the three formats, and protect players from burnout, has never been so acute: while trying to rebuild their white-ball sides, England play 17 Test matches next year.

From Mary Seacole to Sade, we take a look at some of the most influential Black British figures in history.

A YouGov survey has found that 75% of British adults acknowledged that they did not know very much or anything at all about pertinent figures through black British history.