A recent viral video of Met Police trying to control the angry protesters during the  anti-lockdown protest that took place in Central London has three words echoing for over several minutes: “Shame on you!” A Muslim female police officer was...

The First Minister of Wales has called for “immediate action” following the publication of a Covid-19 report which examined the entrenched inequalities that black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people continue to face.  

A 20-year-old ballet student has successfully fundraised for his training course at the English National Ballet School in London.

On Monday 28th September, a San Francisco-based ride-hailing company regained an 18-month license to operate in the UK.

On Wednesday September 23rd, the Charity Tribunal dismissed a Charity Commission decision of appointment of an interim manager to a Sikh charity that is presently under investigation.

The 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours list will recognise “outstanding contributions” of doctors, nurses, and volunteers in the UK's battle against coronavirus. First list of its kind to honour the contributions of the frontline and key workers,...

Amid the fear of a second wave of coronavirus pandemic, Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Winter Scheme comes bearing some gifts and some ambiguous elements. With a respite in business loan schemes, Bounce Back Loans will be extended from six years to...

The UK government had recently sent out letters to the British Museum and other cultural institutions to remove controversial objects from display. 

As a part of the Centre for Ethnicity and Citizenship Seminar Series, Gurminder Bhambra Professor of Postcolonial and Decolonial Studies in the School of Global Studies, University of Sussex, is holding a talk on ‘The Colonial Context of National...