In a tragic reminder of the dangers of youth knife crime, Birmingham has been shaken by the sentencing of 14-year-old Kian Moulton for the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross. The…
For many young people across Britain, including those from African, Caribbean, Asian and wider diaspora communities, the Armed Forces have not always been seen as an obvious career path. Now,…
The death of a baby is every parent’s worst nightmare. In the case of Baby Victoria, born in December 2022 and dying just weeks later in early 2023, that nightmare…
Clean water is something many families take for granted until it is no longer clean. For communities across England, and for diaspora families who have chosen the UK as home…
For many families across England and Wales, the fear of knife crime is no longer distant. It is personal. It is local. And for diaspora communities who have built new…
For millions across the African and Caribbean diaspora, the question of reparations for the transatlantic slave trade is not just history. It is personal. It is about memory, justice, dignity…
For many diaspora families across the UK, football is more than entertainment. It is ritual. It is identity. It is how weekends are structured and how friendships are formed. In…
For many diaspora families across the UK, broadband and mobile bills are not just another monthly expense. They are lifelines. They connect parents in London to children in Lagos. They…
The UK medicines regulator has announced significant new restrictions on the use of the Chikungunya vaccine, IXCHIQ, in a move that will directly affect many diaspora travellers planning trips to…
You’ll be standing at a bus stop in London, cold cutting through jacket and bone, and a Nigerian beside you will sigh softly and say, “If na Lagos now, I…