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A Bolton History group has presented a cheque to be used towards the Cyclone Freddy Malawi Appeal fundraising programme.

YORK experiences its first ever Mela festival today, featuring Morris Dancers, Tai Chi and a Ukrainian choir.

Ahead of The World Transformed, Siobhán McGuirk charts the development of UK borders and citizenship policies since the early 1900s

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

Today, I want to shine the light on an exceptional woman, who despite Sickle cell became a doctor, against all odds. This is part one of three; her life is compelling, and she achieved success out of sheer determination. Let’s read about Dr Y Hendricks.

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...

BBC newsreader, Clive Myrie, will discuss his memoir, "Everything is Everything" before a sold-out crowd of 380, despite a waitlist.

Barbara Walker, Ghislaine Leung, Rory Pilgrim and Jesse Darling explain what’s gone into their nominated work – from a ‘dysfunctional’ steel rollercoaster to a dramatic fountain splashing water on to the venue floor

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.

A schoolboy who described himself as “Hitler’s strongest soldier” was sentenced to youth custody yesterday after defacing a Windrush mural and fantasising about