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Strictly Come Dancing has unveiled its latest Christmas special celebrity participants and their professional partners.

Presenter’s high profile move to LBC will mark end of ‘almost unconscious self-censorship’ on air, sources say

BBC presenter Andrew Marr, 62, said he was keen to get my own voice back and would now focus on presenting political and cultural shows for Global radio and writing for newspapers.

As she leads Barbados towards republicanism, charismatic Prime Minister Mia Mottley talks to Gary Younge about shaking off its colonial past and rewriting the future in the September 2021 issue of British Vogue.

Three artists are urged to go big. They didnt hold back. An installation by the artist Abigail Deville in the show “Brand New Heavies,” in New York, March 23, 2021. In the show “Brand New Heavies,” three female artists answer the curators’ invitation “to do stuff they haven’t been able to do” elsewhere. Like a 20-foot-tall version of the US Capitol dome. Flo Ngala/The New York Times. by Siddhartha Mitter (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- For Abigail DeVille, whose projects employ salvaged materials...

Peaches Golding with the Prince of Wales in 1995 Credit:  Neil Phillips Photo Nearly 30 years ago, when the marketing business I had founded in Bristol was thriving, I received a letter inviting me to a reception at St James’s Palace. The Prince of Wales would be present, it said, as would various other dignitaries and people of note – the Archbishop Sentamu and broadcaster Moira Stuart, among others. The event was to be a celebration of the anniversary of India’s independence, and of mu...

The whole world is on the edge of its seat to find out what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had to say in their tell-all interview to Oprah Winfrey

Barbara Blake-Hannah: how Britain’s first black female TV reporter was forced off our screens Ellen E Jones © Provided by The Guardian ‘It was really wrong’ ... Blake-Hannah with her Today colleagues Eamonn Andrews and Jane Probyn in 1968. She was dismissed after nine months due to racist complaints from viewers. Photograph: Larry Ellis/Getty Images In 2008, Barbara Blake-Hannah sat down to write a letter of admonishment to the Guardian. “I must put history right,” ...

In the 60s, long before Trevor McDonald and Moira Stuart became household names, a 26-year-old from Jamaica was a regular on the news. Then the racist letters and calls started