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An exhibition about immigrants from the Caribbean is having to vacate its shopping centre unit soon.

Inspired by their heritage, Black designers have come a long way, from having to forge their own creative paths to dressing Usher at the Super Bowl

Lacy Baugher (Telly Visions) on BritBox’s Three Little Birds and the “post-Windrush story.” BritBox’s Three Little Birds is not always an easy drama to watch. But it’s an important one. The 1950s-set period project hails from Black British comedian Sir Lenny Henry, who based the series on the stories of his mother and those like her who traveled to the…

These days, no other politician on the British Left seems to enrage the Right quite like Sadiq Khan. No doubt there are various reasons for this. But one possibility, I think, has so far been overlooked.

Amy Dowden has opened up about how her Strictly Come Dancing co-stars came to help her on Dare to Dance following her breast cancer diagnosis.

Professional dancer Amy Dowden had a setback with ­respiratory issues that landed her in hospital again last week, but said she hopes to return to Strictly Come Dancing this year

International students in the UK, represented by law firm Bindmans, have initiated legal proceedings against the Home Office for cheating allegations in English language tests. They seek compensation for wrongful arrest, loss of earnings, and the cancelation of study visas.

The Home Office said it is "too soon" for a streamlined compensation scheme for victims of the test scandal wrongly accused ten years ago.

More than 50 people have died waiting for their Windrush compensation claims to be processed. As campaigners say, it is time for justice – not gestures

Plans to majorly change London’s Tube map have been criticised as unnecessarily expensive “virtue signalling nonsense” by the public and major politicians.