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Bloody Sunday 51 years on: There is no British justice - Vimarsana News

Bloody Sunday 51 years on: There is no British justice

Half a decade since British occupying soldiers murdered innocent protesters in Derry, those responsible have evaded accountability in a harrowing reminder of the ongoing violence of British colonisation, writes Farrah Koutteineh.

'Sherwood is important. It forces people to remember that the political is personal' - Vimarsana News

'Sherwood is important. It forces people to remember that the political is personal'

Adeel Akhtar, Claire Rushbrook and Robert Glenister talk about the passion and politics of Sherwood, the best new drama of 2022

BBC Blogs - BBC Writersroom - Vimarsana News

BBC Blogs - BBC Writersroom

A divided police force, a relentless manhunt and a killer tormenting an already fractured Nottinghamshire community. Powerful drama starring Joanne Froggatt and David Morrissey written by James Graham. James introduces the drama.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Interview with James Graham on Sherwood: Pressparty - Vimarsana News

Interview with James Graham on Sherwood: Pressparty

Also starring Joanne Froggatt, Robert Glenister, Alun Armstrong, Lesley Manville, Adeel Akhtar, Claire Rushbrook, Kevin Doyle, Lorraine Ashb

Families demand answers after undercover cops used dead children's identities during cover ops - Vimarsana News

Families demand answers after undercover cops used dead children's identities during cover ops

The mammoth Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI) started on Wednesday It will look into at the activities of the Met's Special Demonstration Squad (SDS)  For around 20 years, the practice of using dead children's identities became embedded in a secret police unit, Heather Williams QC said at inquiry on Friday She said relatives who had seen the 'callous misuse of their loved ones' identities' wanted to know if the abuse was necessary, or served a purpose