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The charity has struggled to adapt services and maintain necessary funding during the pandemic

The Black Training and Enterprise Group says its new title will better reflect the range of people it works with

BLM one year on: Have corporations stuck to their promises? Race-equality experts give their thoughts on the actions big corporations have taken in the past year TAKING A STAND: Protesters during a Black Lives Matter rally in Hyde Park, London On June 21st last year, at the height of the Black Lives Matter protests, a variety of national and international corporations signed a letter published by The Times pledging “to talk about white privilege”, “racism”, and “the role [they] have played in maintaining this system for so long”. A year on, The Voice spoke to signatories to see...

Black Training and Enterprise Group: ‘Build back better must also mean building back fairer for our young people’ Unemployment rates for African, African Caribbean, Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage young people tend to be higher than other ethnic groups even at graduate level, points out Jeremy Crook THESE ARE extremely tough times for young people. The Black Training and Enterprise Group (BTEG) delivers programmes for young Black, Asian and mixed heritage people in schools and community groups, and we use our links with government and employers to champion actions that can improve the...

Like christchurch, new zealand. >> christchurch has a building structure much like you find in the u.s., $100-year-old brick buildings, no reinforcement. >> reporter: seismologists say regardless of fault liepts and -- fault lines and history, jenna, earthquakes can happen about anywhere. jenna: good reminder, alicia acuna, thank you. jon: rebels making progress against qaddafi forces, moving closer to his home town and advancing towards tripoli as nato takes command of the lead operation in libya. the actual takeover set to happen in a matter of days. so how will the u.s. forces fit into that...