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Dr Umar Johnson Calls for Global Black Unity and Action in Brixton
“We Will Fight for Reparations — But We Will Not Wait”: Dr Umar Johnson Calls for Global Black Organisation in Brixton
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Diane Abbott Readmitted to Labour After Years of Turmoil — Restoring a Powerful Voice for Windrush Justice
Britain’s first Black woman MP has had the Labour whip restored following a second suspension. Her return closes another turbulent chapter in her relationship with the party, while restoring one of Parliament’s most persistent voices for victims of the Home Office Windrush scandal.
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Andy Burnham Becomes Britain's New Prime Minister: Can He Deliver the Change the UK Wants?
Andy Burnham has officially become the United Kingdom's new Prime Minister after meeting King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, where the King invited him to form a new government following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer.
Caribbean
US-Deported Jamaicans Choose to Remain in St Kitts and Nevis Under Controversial Deal
Two Jamaican nationals deported from the United States to St Kitts and Nevis under controversial third-country national agreement have reportedly decided to remain in the country.
UK
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
Caribbean
Mia Mottley Calls Braverman’s Reparations Claim “Asinine”: Caribbean Will Not Pay Britain for Enslaving Us
The Barbados Prime Minister delivered a blunt response after former British Home Secretary Suella Braverman suggested that former colonies should compensate Britain for its contribution to their development.
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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
Caribbean
Ireland Ends Visa-Free Entry for Saint Lucia and St Kitts & Nevis Nationals
Saint Lucian and Kittitian nationals will now require visas to enter Ireland, ending a long-standing visa-free arrangement.
UK
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