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By: Euen Herbert-Small
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Andy Burnham: Britain Was Told It Is Not Institutionally Racist. Do You Still Believe It?
An open letter to the Prime Minister—and an appeal to the conscience of Britain
Prime Minister,
Black Britain is not asking whether racism exists. We have lived the answer.
The question is whether you, as Prime Minister, have the courage to acknowledge the scale of Britain’s race problem—and whether your Government is prepared to confront it honestly.
In 2021, the government-appointed Commission on......
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Claude Hendrickson MBE calls for greater Black community ownership of land and housing through self-build projects and community land trusts.
The Leeds housing pioneer says community ownership can provide Black families with secure homes, employment and something lasting to pass to future generations.
Black communities in Britain need greater control over land, not merely access to houses built and owned by others, according to community-led housing pioneer Claude Hendrickson MBE.
Speaking to Jude Davis in a new Power To Prosper interview, Hendrickson said many African, Caribbean and Asian......
17-year-old David Wynter named as victim of fatal Wembley stabbing
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The Metropolitan Police has named 17-year-old David Wynter as the teenager who died following a fatal stabbing at Brent Civic Centre in Wembley.
Police were called to Engineers Way at around 2:30pm on Tuesday, 25 August, following reports of a stabbing. Officers attended alongside the London Ambulance Service and found David suffering from stab wounds. Despite the efforts of paramedics, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Metropolitan Police initially said the victim was believed to be a teenager and launched a murder......
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Professor Sir Hilary Beckles has issued a powerful tribute to Professor Jason Arday — and a grave warning about what can happen when public scrutiny turns into public destruction.
In a statement titled End of Arday’s Days, the Vice-Chancellor of The University of the West Indies describes Arday’s loss as a “gruesome, networked catastrophe”. His message moves beyond the final weeks of one academic’s life to confront the wider systems that decide whose excellence is celebrated, whose credibility is relentlessly questioned, and whose vulnerability is ignored.
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A 23-Year-Old Clara Bale Named After Death in Islington Flat
A murder investigation was launched after police were called at around 9:33am on Thursday, August 6, following concerns for the welfare of a woman inside an address on Bollinder Place, Islington.
Officers attended alongside the London Ambulance Service and found Clara unresponsive. Despite the efforts of medical professionals, she was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Metropolitan Police have now confirmed her identity and said her family are being supported by specially trained officers.
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A devastating open letter accuses Professor Deborah Prentice and Cambridge’s senior leadership of ignoring repeated safeguarding warnings and says their actions and inaction contributed to Professor Jason Arday’s death.
Cambridge University is facing an extraordinary revolt from within after more than 65 students, staff and alumni demanded the immediate resignation of Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice over the institution’s treatment of Professor Jason Arday.
The open letter, hosted by the Good Law Project and addressed to Cambridge Chancellor Lord Chris Smith, accuses the university’s......
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We Cannot Keep Begging Their Media to Value Us While Refusing to Support Our Own
Black Britain already has independent journalists and community-owned platforms doing the work. The question is whether we will sustain them before the next crisis arrives.
After the vigil for Professor Jason Arday in Trafalgar Square, I saw people questioning why the BBC had devoted so little attention to an event that brought tens of thousands into central London.
MPs Diane Abbott, Dawn Butler and Bell Ribeiro-Addy were among those who addressed the crowd, alongside Lord Simon Woolley, the Good Law Project’s Jo Maugham and anti-racism......
More than 50,000 signatures call for public inquiry into death of Professor Jason Arday
More than 50,000 people have backed a call for a public inquiry into the death of Professor Jason Arday in little more than 24 hours, as pressure continues to grow over the media treatment he faced in the weeks before his death.
The letter, organised by the Good Law Project, is addressed to the Prime Minister and Culture Secretary and calls for an immediate public inquiry into press conduct following the death of the 41-year-old former Cambridge professor.
Professor Arday was found dead at an address in Battersea, south London, on Friday, August 14, just over a week after resigning from......
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Fundraiser for Professor Jason Arday Surges Past £100,000 as Calls Grow for Media Inquiry
The public fundraiser launched in memory of Professor Jason Atta Kwei Arday has surged past £100,000, reflecting an extraordinary wave of support from across the UK and internationally. The appeal, organised by Sir Patrick Vernon OBE, was created to support funeral, memorial and family costs following Arday’s death earlier this month.
Arday, 41, was widely recognised as one of Britain’s most influential Black academics, celebrated for his work on race, education, inequality and......
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Jason Arday Said He Felt ‘Hounded to Death’ Days Before He Died as Cambridge College Head Demands Media Inquiry
Lord Simon Woolley has called for an investigation into what he described as a “vicious media onslaught” against Professor Jason Arday, revealing that the Cambridge academic told friends just days before his death that he felt “hounded to death” and could see no way out.
Pressure is growing for an investigation into the media treatment of Professor Jason Arday after the head of a Cambridge college accused sections of the press of subjecting him......
