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Suella braverman, has written to police in england and wales, calling for a change in "culture and standards" in policing. in a letter, she says public trust has been shattered and that the police "spend too much time on symbolic gestures, rather than actually fighting crime." earlier i asked leroy logan, former superintendent in the metropolitan police for his reaction to the home secretary's comments. police used to have the bandwidth to do all of this, especially in the macpherson inquiry in the late 90s and the recommendations rolled out during the labour government. the home secretary, ja...

That song to me. _ that translated into fantastic careers for both of us. - it's about bringing the colour and the vibe... yet, despite the vital role it has played in promoting home—grown uk talent, the challenge to remain relevant is tougher than ever. radio, for me, still has a fundamental role in articulating the music, the culture, and giving those artists more of a platform to have that conversation as well as just uploading their tracks. whilst some might question value of radio in an ever changing media landscape, 1xtra remains integral to drawing younger audiences to the bbc. becaus...

This came out today in a preparatory hearing ahead of a make or break full case, full test of the home secretary's rwanda policy, that goes before the courts in september and part of that case is going to revolve around what evidence the home secretary and other ministers had about the situation in rwanda. today we have disclosure from this hand picked independent adviser who told ministers in late april that rwanda had state—controlled surveillance and security apparatus to effectively quash any kind of political dissent, and i quote, arbitrary detention, torture and even killings are accep...

Of a platform to have that conversation, as well asjust kind of uploading their tracks. while some might question the value of radio in an ever changing media landscape, 1xtra remains integral to drawing younger audiences to the bbc. because 1xtra attracts a younger audience, i think it will exist, it has to exist in some way, shape orform. there is no point investing 20 years in something like this and then letting it go. ashleyjohn—baptiste, bbc news. and you can find out more about the stories behind the uk's first national black music radio station in a special documentary called homegro...