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Swan Theater, Stratford-upon-Avon A review by Rachel Halliburton for The Times of London. The play stars Amber James, an actress with close ties to the Windrush generation.What a barrel of delights this is — a rollicking update of a 16th-century romantic comedy that’s as down-to-earth as a packet of pork scratchings, liberally seasoned with salty…

A report from The Times of London. An exhibition showcases black narratives that have contributed to British history After moving to London from Jamaica in the Fifties, Armet Francis grappled with a sense of displacement and political alienation that profoundly shaped his life. Turning to photography, he sought to bridge the cultural gap and share…

Egbert Carless OBE is celebrated for his contribution to education and politics in Birmingham.

Famously reclusive, Kate Bush has always been proud of her Irish heritage. Her album 'The Dreaming', released at the height of the Troubles, is no exception.

Forty new affordable homes are to be built in an Oxfordshire village after land specialist Terra successfully secured planning permission following…

A Bradford man has collected his MBE after bringing the untold stories of the Windrush generation to light.

Over three years, Metro.co.uk has featured more than 130 pieces from all over the world for our Immigration Nation series.

Sir Lenny Henry's popular series 'Three Little Birds' is headed for U.S. broadcast on Britbox following a successful UK showing.

Thomas Strakers London venue topped the list, curated by booking app Resy, Curlytails reports. His restaurant - called Strakers - promises to offer a hub of cultures and culinary delights.

IAN Liddell-Grainger, MP for Bridgwater and West Somerset, asked an urgent question in the House of Commons yesterday regarding the territorial…