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Pinstripes have staged a triumphant comeback in fashion, seamlessly blending sophistication with contemporary style. No longer confined to mens suits, the revival is linked to their versatility. 

In 1966 Asquith Xavier was told he could not be a train guard at Euston station because of the colour of his skin. He made history by overturning that decision and now a train has been named in his honour.

A photographer is encouraging people to view Notting Hill Carnival differently from how she perceives it is often awfully portrayed in the media.

To celebrate Black History Month, The Chronicle sat down with Ms Sharon Titus, 55, of Cemetery Junction, to discuss her involvement within…

Former colonial and slavery powers need to stop denying the right to reparations for those impacted as enshrined in international law. Development aid projects are not a substitute for giving effect to that right. Reparations should be provided through a victim-centered process that guarantees meaningful participation and representation of affected communities aimed at full reparations for ongoing losses and the impact of colonial abuses and enslavement.

Prince William delighted a crowd of people in Wales — including Kate Middleton — when he quipped, "Who's pinched my bottom?" during a group photo.

Russell T Davies helped Henry turn his family’s tales of leaving the Caribbean for 50s Dudley into a moving period drama. He talks sexism, racism and wishing he was more like Scorsese

Geoff Caddick/GettyPrince William showed his fun side while taking a group photo during a visit to the Grange Pavilion in Wales. In a video posted on TikTok, William asked, “Who’s pinching my bottom?” as he posed next to his wife, Kate Middleton, and a number of locals, causing the crowd to erupt in laughter. The couple were in Wales in honor of Black History Month and the 75th anniversary of the ship HMT Empire Windrush’s arrival in London, which transported 1,000 pe...

The Duke of Cambridge made a funny quip about his behind during a visit to Cardiff, Wales.

The Pride of Britain Awards will be held this Sunday to celebrate the incredible achievements of ordinary people who have gone above and beyond to make the world a better place