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"Don't come here empty-handed" Bahamas Reparations Committee tells King Charles ahead of Royal Visit

3+ day, 7+ hour ago   (407+ words) Committee members says the King’s visit must confront the enduring legacy of slavery and British colonial rule THE BAHAMAS National Reparations Committee (BNRC) has said King Charles III should not visit the Caribbean nation “empty-handed” next month. Last month, Buckingham…...

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Beyond Luton Carnival 50 exhibition spotlights Black British life

3+ day, 9+ hour ago   (147+ words) Written by: Rodney Hinds Shot in Luton Carnival’s golden anniversary year, the Beyond Luton Carnival 50 exhibition (BLC50), captures a selection of the scene’s sound systems, steel-pan players, costume makers and mas bands from across the generations to celebrate the community spirit…...

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???Jamaica???s reparations fight is now a legal one??? Olivia???Babsy??? Grange tells The Voice

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (959+ words) Written by: Vic Motune In an exclusive interview with The Voice, Jamaica’s culture minister explains the country’s landmark legal petition as Black British parliamentarians in Westminster rally behind the move JAMAICA’S landmark slavery reparations petition will allow arguments over Britain’s…...

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Jamaican government delegation in UK to petition King Charles in historic reparations push

1+ week, 3+ hour ago   (438+ words) The petition is a landmark move which marks the first time a Commonwealth nation will use a legal route in a bid to achieve reparatory justice A HIGH-level delegation representing the Government of Jamaica are in the London this week…...

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Jason Arday???s death a???gruesome, networked catastrophe??? says University of West Indies chief

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (420+ words) Sir Hilary Beckles warns the issues raised by the late academic’s death extend far beyond Cambridge and could confront other universities in the future THE VICE Chancellor of The University of West Indies (UWI) has issued a statement following the…...

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Residents urged to report blocked beach access in Antigua and Barbuda

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (330+ words) Antigua and Barbuda has 365 beaches and the Government say public access to the coastline must be protected and should not be blocked RESIDENTS ARE being urged to report blocked or restricted public beach access in Antigua and Barbuda. The Ministry…...

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Our anger over Jason Arday’s death is not enough  - Voice Online

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (1186+ words) Written by: Richard Sudan What happened to the former Cambridge academic cannot be allowed to become another tragedy that our community mourns before moving argues Richard Sudan. His death must inspire action, accountability and lasting change THERE ARE moments that…...

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Inquest into Professor Jason Arday???s death set to open

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (341+ words) The hearing will take place in London ahead of the publication of Professor Arday’s memoir, which his family says will honour his final wishes. Shirin Aguiar reports AN INQUEST into the death of Professor Jason Arday is set to open…...

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IPSO flooded with complaints over Jason Arday coverage

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (568+ words) Written by: Vic Motune Pressure mounts on the press watchdog as campaigners demand answers over the media’s treatment of the late academic PRESS regulator IPSO is reviewing a “high volume” of complaints about newspaper coverage of Professor Jason Arday following…...