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24/09/2025

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‘My Blood, Your Blood’ was brought to life thanks to a powerful collaboration. The story is inspired by the real experie...
24/09/2025

‘My Blood, Your Blood’ was brought to life thanks to a powerful collaboration.

The story is inspired by the real experiences of , who was diagnosed with sickle cell as a baby, and it reflects her life at age four. Her father, Kehinde Salami , worked alongside writer Jasmine Richards create the book, with illustrations by Becca Thorne .to.paper.

Commissioned by NHS Blood and Transplant, the project was made possible through the support of Angel’s family, healthcare advocates, and community partners. Together, they’ve given reception-age children in Brixton a story that raises awareness of sickle cell and encourages understanding from the earliest years.

In April 2021, the Guardian published a series of articles in which 20 women accused British actor and filmmaker Noel Cl...
23/09/2025

In April 2021, the Guardian published a series of articles in which 20 women accused British actor and filmmaker Noel Clarke of sexual misconduct, including harassment and bullying.

Clarke denied the allegations and launched a libel lawsuit against Guardian News & Media, seeking up to £70 million in damages, arguing the reporting had destroyed his reputation and career. After years of legal proceedings, the High Court ruled in August 2025 that the Guardian’s reporting was “substantially true” and had been published in the public interest.

The decision marked a major loss for Clarke, who not only failed to clear his name but was also ordered to pay at least £3 million toward the Guardian’s legal costs, with the final bill expected to exceed £6 million.

Doctors described Nmachi Ihegboro’s birth as unusual but still explainable through genetics. Since she did not have albi...
23/09/2025

Doctors described Nmachi Ihegboro’s birth as unusual but still explainable through genetics.

Since she did not have albinism, specialists suggested that her features could be the result of dormant white ancestry resurfacing after generations, a unique genetic mutation that had never appeared in her family before, or the complex mix of multiple genes that influence skin, hair, and eye color, which can sometimes produce unexpected outcomes even when both parents are Black.

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22/09/2025

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Rapper , real name , was stopped and arrested at Heathrow Airport on 15 November 2023, where police found him carrying...
22/09/2025

Rapper , real name , was stopped and arrested at Heathrow Airport on 15 November 2023, where police found him carrying cannabis.

He was already subject to a Serious Crime Prevention Order, which had been imposed after his 2021 conviction for importing 28kg of cannabis into the UK and laundering nearly £100,000.

That order required him to notify authorities of his address and restricted his use of phones and devices. Following his Heathrow arrest, prosecutors also linked him to wider involvement in the supply of cannabis between August and November 2023.

At Kingston Crown Court, Nines pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis, involvement in supply, and breaching the Serious Crime Prevention Order by failing to update his address. While he had initially been released on bail after his arrest, Judge Simon Heptinstall refused bail following his guilty plea and remanded him in custody.

He is now in prison awaiting sentencing, which has been adjourned until the end of next month.

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, is the former wife of Prince Andrew and the mother of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eu...
22/09/2025

Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, is the former wife of Prince Andrew and the mother of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie. Beyond her royal role, she became known for her charity work, founding Children in Crisis in 1993 to support education and welfare projects for vulnerable children around the world.

After her divorce in 1996, she struggled financially and, in 2010, turned to Jeffrey Epstein for help, accepting money from him to pay off personal debts. At the time she publicly admitted it was a “gigantic error of judgment” and claimed she would cut all ties with him. However, newly revealed 2011 emails tell a different story. In those messages, she thanked Epstein for his support, apologized for publicly distancing herself, and described him as a “supreme friend.”

The emails, which came to light in September 2025, reignited scrutiny of her links to Epstein and raised questions about her honesty over the years. The fallout has been swift: at least six charities, including Julia’s House children’s hospice, Prevent Breast Cancer, the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, the Children’s Literacy Charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust, and the British Heart Foundation, have cut ties with her and confirmed she is no longer their patron or ambassador.

22/09/2025

Chakabars says Dr. Umar Johnson has done more for Black people than most when it comes to language, talking points on the Black community, the economy, and honoring scholars and historians. Do y’all agree?

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Raheem Sterling started the Raheem Sterling Foundation in 2021 because of his own background and life experiences.He gre...
22/09/2025

Raheem Sterling started the Raheem Sterling Foundation in 2021 because of his own background and life experiences.

He grew up in Wembley, London, raised by his mother after his father was killed in Jamaica. Money was tight, and he often speaks about how difficult it was for his mum to raise him and his siblings. Despite that, she pushed him to pursue football and education.

Sterling has said he created the foundation because he wanted to give back to young people from similar under-represented and disadvantaged backgrounds. He wanted to create opportunities he wished he had — access to scholarships, mentoring, and programmes that can change lives.

In his own words, it’s about “helping young people achieve their full potential and break down barriers” — whether financial, social, or educational.

Since 2018, Stormzy’s Foundation has partnered with HSBC UK to launch a scholarship programme that covers full tuition...
21/09/2025

Since 2018, Stormzy’s Foundation has partnered with HSBC UK to launch a scholarship programme that covers full tuition and living costs for Black British students at Cambridge.

What began with just two students has grown into dozens, with HSBC pledging millions to expand the scheme. The impact has been so powerful that it is often called the “Stormzy Effect,” as applications and admissions of Black students to Cambridge have more than doubled since it began.

By removing financial barriers and creating a sense of belonging, the scholarship has not only opened doors for young people who might never have considered Cambridge but has also pushed one of the world’s most prestigious universities to reckon with who has access to its opportunities.

Today, the UK formally recognised Palestine as a state after 77 years of refusing recognition, calling it necessary to k...
21/09/2025

Today, the UK formally recognised Palestine as a state after 77 years of refusing recognition, calling it necessary to keep the two-state solution alive, renew hope for peace, and align with most of the world.

For Palestine, this boosts legitimacy and adds pressure for peace, while for the UK it marks a historic policy shift that strengthens its global stance but risks tension with Israel and its allies.

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21/09/2025

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