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Windrush Commissioner Given Oversight but Cannot Overturn Home Office Decisions
The UK's first Windrush Commissioner has been given oversight of Windrush Schemes but no power to overturn Home Office decisions
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Windrush Victims Still Face Confusion and Trauma From Home Office Despite £127m in Compensation Payments
New Commons Library Briefing says Windrush Compensation Scheme causes confusion and trauma
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Young People Paying the Price of Britain's Hostile Climate, Campaigners Warn
Hostile Climate Deepening Harm to Young People from Ethnic Minority Communities, Warns Race Equality Campaigners
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"Our Children Lost Their Country”: Windrush Docuseries Exposes the Hidden Toll on Children Born in Britain
Part two of Melissa Sigodo’s powerful four-part Windrush series airs tonight, focusing on the devastating experiences of Hetticia (“Tricia”) and Vanderbilt (“Vaun”) McIntosh — and the lasting impact the Windrush scandal has had on their entire family.
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Farage Invited, Polanski Excluded: Downing Street Antisemitism Rally Sparks Backlash
Farage Invited, Jewish Green Leader Excluded: Downing Street Antisemitism Rally Sparks Backlash
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Hantavirus: Cruise Ship Outbreak Leaves Trail Across Three Continents and Caribbean
A deadly Hantavirus outbreak aboard a cruise ship has left a trail across three continents and the Caribbean
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Holding Jobs to Ransom? Why Rishi Sunak’s Tax Plan Favours Machines Over British Workers
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has waded into the raging storm of the AI revolution with a provocation that sounds suspiciously like a classic bait-and-switch.
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Sanctioned Into Hunger: How Universal Credit Punishments Are Driving People Into Destitution
Across the UK, a growing body of evidence is exposing a stark reality: the Universal Credit sanctions regime is not simply a system of enforcement, but one that is pushing people into hunger, debt and deepening poverty.
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Barefaced Racism: Bouncer Slams BBC Over Bob Vylan Blacklisting Scandal
Online commentator Bouncer has ignited a firestorm across social media, accusing the BBC of barefaced racism following reports that punk-grime duo Bob Vylan has been added to an internal "block list."
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European Enslavement of African Peoples: Britain Chooses Silence Over Justice
At the United Nations, a historic resolution was tabled to finally call the European Enslavement of African Peoples what it truly was: The gravest crime against humanity.
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UN recognises slavery as “gravest crime against humanity” after Ghana‑led vote
The UN General Assembly has formally recognised the transatlantic slave trade as “the gravest crime against humanity”, adopting a Ghana‑sponsored resolution that advocates say marks a historic step toward justice and repair.
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The World Mourns Chuck Norris: Inside the Life of a True Action Legend
The world pauses to remember Chuck Norris, a man whose name became synonymous with strength, discipline and an almost mythic resilience. Long before internet folklore turned him into a cultural phenomenon, he had already carved out a legacy grounded in real achievement.