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Also, Jimmy McGovern's prison drama Time returns for a second series and it's Halloween Week on Strictly

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

How a well-cut suit, a comb and a t-shirt had so much to say about black people's lives

This week, UK writer Kathryn Flett enjoyed watching ITVs Three Little Birds - but said it lacked a nuance. The six-part drama by Sir Lenny Henry follows the lives of three Jamaican immigrants.

Everton midfielder talks about role his mum and sister have played in his career, and his sporting idols

Never one to hold back, Professor Gus John tells Angela Cobbinah why he’s not keen on the ‘Windrush narrative’

George Taylor has gone from being a notorious criminal to inspiring others to turn their lives around and stay away from prison.

Two thirds of councils in England have a shortage of Black, Asian or minority ethnic foster parents

NME 100 alumni p-rallel has spoken to NME ahead of the release of his debut full-length project, ‘Movement’, out this Friday (October 27).

Hak Baker has spoken to NME about his single ‘Windrush Baby’, sound system culture and why he thinks pirate radio won't be returning.