Fans believe Shenseea's latest song depicts the breakdown in one of dancehall's most influential artist-manager relationships.
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Owen Jones brands the singer a “coward” as a damning old Wiley clip resurfaces and Sheeran’s remaining tour artists walk away.
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Ed Sheeran is no longer facing a passing controversy. He is standing in the middle of a wildfire.
What began with Macklemore being removed from Sheeran’s Loop Tour after declaring “Free Palestine” onstage has developed into one of the most damaging reputational crises of the British singer’s career.
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Former LBC presenter Sangita Myska is back — and her first major interview on Zeteo UK goes straight to the issue that came to define the final, turbulent chapter of her time on British radio: Gaza.
Myska has launched Sangita Meets…, a new video podcast for Zeteo UK, with actor and presenter Nadia Sawalha as her first guest. It is a striking choice: two women whose decisions to speak plainly about Palestine, Israel’s war on Gaza and the human cost of silence have carried serious professional consequences.
The premiere is not a soft-launch celebrity chat. It is a conversation about power, fear, censorship and......
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If the selectors of this artwork wanted to use it as a litmus test for British attitudes to race and Black womanhood, they have succeeded.
All of the racists — and more — have emerged out of the floorboards.
I read Rupert Lowe's appalling response, with its very clear fascist echoes. I also read Prof Gus's response. And I had to ask myself why I also initially felt uncomfortable about the statue.
My first thought was: why couldn't it have been less "caricature", less "Jessica Rabbit", more real? An image of a regal African woman, who stood as a metonym for Mother Africa, the cradle of civilisation?
And I hate this colour blue.
After a restless night, I've......
Jamaica’s push for reparatory justice also demands for the return of sacred objects removed from the island under colonial rule.
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Jamaica is pressing Britain to return sacred Taíno artefacts held by the British Museum, putting the recovery of its Indigenous heritage alongside its campaign for justice over slavery.
Culture Minister Olivia Grange is due to meet museum officials during her visit to Britain to advance discussions on repatriation. Her message is direct: these treasures belong to Jamaica.
“They are priceless, they are significant to......
Professor Deborah Prentice says the two-part independent review will examine Cambridge’s support, interventions and protections before Professor Jason Arday’s death, as well as his recruitment, mentoring and the university’s handling of misconduct allegations.
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Cambridge Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice has announced a two-part independent review into Professor Jason Arday’s time at the University of Cambridge and the support, interventions and protections available to him before his death.
In a video statement, Prentice said the weeks since Arday’s death......
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Homerton College, University of Cambridge has issued a public statement of support for its Principal, Lord Simon Woolley, as scrutiny of his position intensifies in the weeks following the death of Professor Jason Arday.
Posted to Instagram by the college, the statement praises Lord Woolley's leadership since his appointment in 2021, citing his "commitment to widening participation, academic excellence and an inclusive College community" as reflecting values "central to Homerton's mission." It goes on to confirm that his appointment "followed the College's established governance and appointment processes" and that he......
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Andrew Gilligan calls for Homerton principal's removal. But when read closely, it is a character prosecution built on loaded language, guilt by association and a grievance nearly two decades old.
At 6.50am on Monday, The Spectator published an article carrying an extraordinary verdict: “Simon Woolley is not fit to lead a Cambridge college.”
The accusation is grave. Lord Woolley is the principal of Homerton College, a......
U.S. talk show host Tavis Smiley is joined live by sociologist Kehinde Andrews and cultural historian Sir Patrick Vernon to reflect on the life of their friend and colleague, the late Cambridge University professor Jason Arday, and what his death means for Black academics more broadly.
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Jason Arday made history in 2023 as the youngest Black professor in the University of Cambridge's history, appointed to the role of Professor of Sociology of Education aged just 37. His own story was as remarkable as his appointment: born in south London to Ghanaian parents, Arday did not speak until he was 11 and could not......
