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<strong>Editorial:</strong> The Royal Academy is examining the part it has played in Britain’s history of slavery and empire – and the usual carping suspects will not be pleased

A mini museum which pays homage to those who crossed Atlantic to make our town their home is still searching for a permanent residence.

After a decade away from music, the British rapper-turned-actor Ashley ‘Bashy’ Thomas is back to where it all began. Here, he talks exclusively about the next phase of his already illustrious career.

See the 10 best pavilions at the 2024 Venice Biennale, from a bisected giraffe to body horror in a church.

A thrice striped shoe that boasts connections to the Olympics, Bob Marley and Wales Bonner

Theresa May's [anti] modern slavery project serves as a point of departure for considering policy options.

John Le Carre, Dame Diana Rigg, Dame Barbara Windsor and Monty Python troupe member Terry Jones are also mentioned in the new edition.

The grime-punk duo are a project only post-Brexit Britain could produce. Their sucker-punch lyrics tackle food poverty, empire’s toxic legacy and more

Exclusive: Speaking to The Independent’s Nadine White, Simeon Green and Precious warns that a lethal combination of ineffective medical care, distrust in healthcare systems and inadequacies in clinical trials give rise to racial disparities in cancer outcomes.

The opportunity is being tendered by TfL subsidiary Rail for London (RfL). It will be for an initial five years with an option to extend for a further