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Campaigners have called for Windrush payout scheme to be improved after Rishi Sunak announced new compensation plans for victims of Horizon IT scandal

The Three Horseshoes in Asthall in Oxfordshire has reopened after redecoration with a new name.

Wildlife photography, a Paralympic gold medal-winning cyclist talk, a bakery opening & more

There have been several times the royals broke protocol, despite the Royal Family seeming like its ruled by rigid traditions and rules.

Prominent British actor and campaigner of Jamaican Descent Colin McFarlane, joined by internationally renowned singer, songwriter and campaigner Annie Lennox has launched #Justice4Windrush calling for swift and full government compensation for the Windrush generation. 

Edward Daffarn said the Post Office drama made him understand how important TV and plays are to keeping issues in the public consciousness.

50 disadvantaged children in West Oxfordshire will benefit from a bike library initiative that will lend them bikes on a long-term basis.

Faceless computers have replaced vengeful gods, But the rules of Greek tragedy still apply: the powerful can wreak havoc on human lives, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

Philip Hedley, who has died aged 85, was a protégé of Joan Littlewood, the radical founder of Theatre Workshop, a collective that toured shows aimed at working-class audiences and led an extraordinary revolution in British theatre in the 1950s when it took up residence at the Theatre Royal in Stratford, east London.

A FORUM exploring the experiences of Black women in policing, public sector and uniformed services, takes place in Birmingham this week.