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Life’s not all grime in Anuvahood. The UK’s first urban comedy, which hits our screens next month, is a definite must see. I wasn’t expecting much when I took

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A grim portrait of racial and social exclusion at Oxbridge has been shown in official data, which found that black people are less likely to be accepted at

Krystal will be featuring ‘Roses: a distinctive little anecdote’. Take the quiz below to see which character your most like.... 1)   What songs are we most

Saturday 19th July 2008. Location: Some random roadside café, Ksilofagu, Cyprus. Time: 14:46.

“I swear down Marcia. I s-w-e-a-r down! You really need to get a move on man.

On the pitch she’s fast, fierce and knows where to put the ball. Off pitch, she’s witty and has a sense of humour. She even pokes fun when

Aged eight, what did you draw? A cartoon character? A toy? This would be an example of most young boys’ imaginative scribbles at such an age. But not

At 15 Sharlene was used to going out with my friends, partying, and doing all the things that young people do. Then she met someone who was “charming”

We have now reached October where we have 31 days to recount black history. During these 31 days I am often used to hearing complaints of institutional racism,