Inside UK

At Chijos News, we tell the stories that matter to Black Britons and the wider African and Caribbean diaspora, especially where justice, migration and dignity intersect. For many families, the …

A man has been sentenced after assaulting an Environment Agency Fisheries Enforcement Officer with a fishing rod during routine patrols in Greater Manchester, an incident that authorities say underscores the …

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a fresh review into how it assesses mergers, signalling a move aimed at strengthening competition, boosting investment and improving business confidence …

Sick and disabled people across the UK are set to gain more meaningful opportunities to move into secure employment following a major overhaul of the Disability Confident scheme, as the …

At Chijos News, we focus on how UK policies and public services affect everyday life for Africans in the diaspora, particularly Nigerians who rely heavily on the NHS for timely, …

At Chijos News, we break down complex UK developments with the diaspora in mind, especially when they touch on money, trust, housing and regulation. This latest investigation by the UK’s …

Britain is preparing to drop plans that would have made digital identity documents mandatory for all workers, a move that is already being described as another significant policy shift under …

For many people across the Nigerian diaspora living in the UK, social media platforms like X are not just spaces for conversation but vital tools for news, community connection, and …

For many migrants and diaspora communities across the UK, immigration enforcement is no longer something that feels distant or abstract. It is increasingly visible on high streets, in workplaces, and …

The UK government has set out detailed new proposals aimed at significantly improving animal welfare standards for laying hens and lambs, marking another step in its wider Animal Welfare Strategy. …