Reform MP sorry for 'no people of colour' job ads
James McArthur, Reform UK MP for Great Yarmouth, faces backlash after advertising for 'reliable, hardworking British staff' while explicitly stating 'no people of colour' in job postings.
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Uyghur activists detained in Turkey, Morocco
Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese diplomatic pressure leads to arrests of Uyghur activists abroad, raising serious human rights concerns
Cancer Care Inequalities Exposed in Groundbreaking Study
New research exposes significant inequalities in palliative care access for cancer patients, with ethnic minorities and deprived communities facing the greatest challenges in receiving proper pain management and support during their final days.
Met Police Taser Amnesty: 150 Weapons Returned
Scotland Yard launches unprecedented Taser amnesty allowing officers to hand back electroshock weapons amid concerns about disproportionate use against ethnic minorities and mental health crises.
Genesis Owusu: Minorities aren't why your eggs are expensive
Award-winning artist Genesis Owusu delivers a powerful critique against politicians blaming minorities for economic crises. In a Guardian interview, he dismantles divisive rhetoric and calls for unity amid inflation struggles.
1 in 4 Face Racism in UK Countryside, Survey Reveals
A landmark survey by the Rural Services Network exposes the pervasive reality of racism in the UK's countryside, with 1 in 4 ethnic minority residents experiencing discrimination, challenging the idyllic image of rural life.
Britain’s Asylum Myths: Truth vs Scapegoating
Examining the dangerous rhetoric around asylum seekers in the UK, and how misinformation is shaping public opinion and policy.
Ethnic minorities face higher heat death risk in England
New research highlights the disproportionate impact of extreme heat on ethnic minorities and low-income communities in England, urging urgent policy action.
Libor scandal: Scapegoating City traders?
As City traders face scrutiny over the Libor scandal, questions arise about whether they're being unfairly targeted while bigger fish swim free.
Diane Abbott on Britain's failing race conversations
Diane Abbott's recent comments have reignited crucial conversations about race and representation in the UK. This article explores the challenges minorities face in being heard.
Iraqi Christians face DNA tests in Baghdad
Iraqi Christians in Baghdad are being compelled to undergo DNA testing to confirm their lineage amid growing sectarian tensions and bureaucratic scrutiny.
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