Page 42 - Windrush News Today

<strong>Other lives</strong>:Computer engineer who installed and maintained some of the UK’s earliest business mainframes

A mixed reaction has greeted Transport for London’s list of new names for its Overground routes, announced on February 14.

SIR – I do not disagree with Lord Moylan (“Sunak ‘squanders Brexit gains’ by approving more EU rules” report, February 18), who thinks that there is a “three-dimensional void” in the upper echelons of British politics.

Rod Liddle’s comments on the facile rebranding of London’s Overground rail network (Comment, last week) hit the spot — but why is he using this to launch an attack on London itself and, by implication

A conversation about the effect of Israel’s actions in Gaza is vital

The presence, and absence, of Black figures in western art is turned on its head in an exhilarating showcase of 21st-century artists from the African diaspora. Elsewhere, some of the same artists reimagine landscape

Lawrence Morgan has convictions for firearms and drugs offences and has lived in the UK since he was six

The mayor’s militant identitarianism is tearing London apart.

Call the Midwife's Leonie Elliott played nurse Lucille Robinson on the BBC period drama from 2018 until her departure last year, with her having been absent from the latest series

In the latest news concering the Strictly Come Dancing dancer, she has issued a plesato the BBC has after sharing a breast cancer update.