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Lady Benjamin raised her concerns as peers discussed the Home Offices decision to disband the dedicated team responsible for the Windrush policy.

Book Release: Because You Were There Joan Lewis A teacher, her pupil, and a very British scandal

06/03/2024: Recorded coverage. Lords Questions airs on BBC Parliament at 11:25 PM, Sunday 10 March. Recorded coverage

Students in Darlington are delving into a period of history notorious for intolerance, discrimination and oppression as they help a mayor recognise…

The London-based American painter’s reputation has been clouded by an extraordinary 1990s media spat that he believed caused the death of his wife. But Kitaj led the way for greats like Lucian Freud and Hockney, writes Mark Hudson – why isn’t he better known?

The NHS has been part of my life since arriving from Nigeria as a little girl in the early 1960s. My general practitioner father had his first practice in

Jeremy Hunt made a cruel but still quite interesting point in his Autumn Statement speech this week. Labour, he said, grows the economy by importing foreign workers and doesn’t much care about unemployed Brits. Conservatives, by contrast, use “the potential we have right here at home”. He’s quite right to say that immigration lets governments ignore social problems by recruiting industrious workers from abroad. He’s right to talk about it as an economic drug, b...

MPs want to know how future spills can be prevented after 'several years' of breaches

You can watch Annie in "Three Little Birds" this weekend!

Clare Pillman, of Natural Resources Wales, said a prosecution only happened at the point that regulation had failed.