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Kate Middleton , 41,  spoke to pupils preparing for their A-levels exams at the Fitzalan High School in Cardiff, as part of a visit to Wales to mark the start of Black History Month.

NHS should work with Black communities to improve service after our survey uncovers huge levels of distrust

We asked three historians why Black History Month matters, and highlight a handful of features about British black history you can read right now

Featuring the work of Barbara Walker, Jesse Darling, Rory Pilgrim, and Ghislaine Leung, this year’s Turner Prize is about “humanity and vulnerability”, says curator Noelle Collins

THE BUILT environments of London and other cities in the United Kingdom (UK) were significantly destroyed during World War II which lasted from September 1, 1939 to September 2, 1945. Many Caribbean people, regarded as British citizens living in...

A f lood of immigrants from Africa, Asia, and the West Indies during the 1950s sparked anxiety throughout the United Kingdom, which had a white population of over 90 per cent at the time. Acc...

THE King had a special message for the Windrush generation and their descendants who have given so much to the NHS - saying “their contribution has

SINCE THE Windrush Compensation Scheme’s launch in 2019, £65.78 million has been paid to 1,757 claims and a further £11.98 million has been offered, according to the UK government. Now, for the past several months there are reports in the media...

Elders from the Windrush Generation relive their experiences of settling in Wales in this documentary which celebrates diverse Britain, whilst tackling the challenging theme of discrimination.

The Black Country Living Museum is opening a replica of a Wolverhampton welfare centre for new families.