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The BBC has published its Diversity Commissioning Code of Practice Progress Report, revealing that it invested a total of £128.5m into TV & Radio content in the first two years of its Creative Diversity Commitment, exceeding the original commitment of £112m into on-screen and on-air diversity and inclusion.The report says that t

The BBC has invested a total of £128.5m into TV & Radio content in the first two years of its Creative Diversity Commitment.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

Annett Busch and Louis Henderson discuss the making of Henderson’s film Ouvertures (2020).

The influence of Trinidad-born, US-based Caribbeanist scholar Sandra Pouchet Paquet in shaping decades of intellectual and critical thought is impossible to understate, the Bocas Lit Fest has said. The festival is awarding her the 2023 Bocas Henry Swanzy Award for Distinguished Service to Caribbean Letters, in recognition of her pioneering contributions to academia, literature and

My maternal grandparents moved from Jamaica to Stroud as part of the Windrush movement. I’m proud to still live here, says the writer and film-maker Dan Guthrie

Plays written by Black playwrights submitted to the British government for licensing, which remained out of sight for decades, have now been made public.

Artists, mayors, police constables.

Oftentimes , articles and papers relating to Amy Jacques Garvey refer to her as the "private secretary" of Marcus Garvey. In real terms she was an excellent record-keeper, archivist, journalist...

Una Marson’s Lost Play Revived