Page 3 - Windrush Group News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

In the scheme, the glitches in it need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are need to be dealt with. fundamentally then. are we — need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are we looking _ need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are we looking at _ need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are we looking at a _ need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are we looking at a failure i need to be dealt with. fundamentally then, are we looking at a failure of. then, are we looking at a failure of bureaucracy to engage with grassroots? the expectation from the bureaucracy that the grass r...

A rule about wearing masks. it seems to be a reflection of how parliament was set up for another era, when perhaps most mps were men of a certain age with independent means. i believe that needs to change because i believe our democracy is better when it's open to a broader range of people so i've asked them to clarify what they're going to do if i keep bringing in my son and where they expect him to be if i don't. are you going to keep bringing him? let's see what they say. that's why i'm part of a campaign to help more mums with young children to get into politics we have mums at the decisio...

A Church of England anti-racism taskforce has condemned abuse and threats towards Jarel Robinson-Brown over his Captain Tom tweet.

A body set up by the archbishops of Canterbury and York to tackle racism in the Church of England has criticised the “social media lynching” of a trainee priest who tweeted about Captain Sir Tom Moore. Amid a growing row about the church’s response to the tweet, which referred to a “cult of white British nationalism” around Moore, the Anti-Racism Taskforce also warned of reports that black and minority ethnic trainee clergy were withdrawing from...