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• London & South England
  • A Slave’s Story’ Private Performance In the Presence of Rev. Jesse Jackson
  • US GOSPEL STARS COME TO KICC IN LONDON
  • The Milton Keynes Theatre Showcases Its First Black British Production
  • NEW MULTICULTURAL CHILDREN’S STORE MEETS GAP IN THE MARKET
  • Second boy in court over stabbing
  • Fury over Billy Cox memorial
  • EAST LONDON COMPANY KINETIKA PRESENTS CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL- THEATRE SHOW
  • New Ambassador spreads the message of training
  • Abolition commemoration was a ‘missed opportunity’ for reconciliation
  • Mum beaten up on Mother's Day
  • Introductory Meditation Day for People of African Heritage
  • Inspiring women into public life
  • CHARITY GETS CASH INJECTION FOR GUN CRIME REDUCTION
  • African or European? Geneticists discuss DNA results live at Science Museum’s Dana Centre
  • The Place2Be is the The Place2Be
  • UK’s leading children’s publisher, targets East London schools in diversity initiative
  • GUN CRIME – LONDON CHURCH LEADERS CALL TORCH-LIT WALK OF PEACE
  • Government child poverty policies are falling short in London
  • Bi-centenary of the abolition of the slave trade art exhibition
  • First City club gets license revoked
  • CELEBRATION OF YOUNG FASHION DESIGNERS
  • 'Gang rape of 17-yr-old was filmed'
  • London Councils begins commissioning process for grants
  • Let’s Talk Business Networking Event
  • Teen admits christening murder
  • New Cross shooting a 'warning'
  • RRPlatform - INJUSTICE by Ken Fero and Tariq Mehmood with Q+A
  • Dead son was not a criminal says Mom
  • The "Clash of Civilisations" and what it means to multicultural London
  • LDAgency to ‘enhance’ the recycling sector for black, Asian and minority ethnic groups
  • Drug murder: 'accused was killer's target'
  • 12-year-old girl killed by bendy bus
  • Hoodies were laughing like hyenas
  • Christening murder jury sent home
  • Carnival gunman faces 30 years behind bars
  • Murder police still searching for clubbers
  • Man charged with the murder of Emmanuel
  • To What Extent Does Music Influence Behaviour?' BLACK MUSIC CONGRESS DEBATE
  • Reducing child poverty in London's boroughs
  • Armed betting shop gang jailed for two-month spree
  • Commission on Integration and Cohesion urged to consider key role of housing in community conflict
  • GLOBAL VOLUNTEERS CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL DAY IN LONDON
  • New Community Project Gives London Its Voice
  • Race & faith Leadership Summit
  • Gunned down after celebrating friends birthday
  • Knife gang stab man in back
  • 'Drug gang killing'
  • Campaign to silence music on the buses
  • Teenage Suspect's 'threat to shoot cops'
  • Teen gang named after night attack
  • Mobile phone crime down in the capital
  • Hundreds mourn tragic Carmelita
  • 1990 Trust survey challenges Spy Chief's claims of sizeable Muslim 'justification' for 7/7 bombing
  • 'London will see its first ever black Mayor.' Says Winston Mckenzie
  • Clubs told to stand up to the gun gangs
  • Knife gang stab man in back
  • Killed in Hallowe'en machine gun horror
  • Trident launches new hard-hitting advertising campaign
  • London’s Enterprising Women of Colour Come Together for Enterprise Week
  • COUNCILS CELEBRATE 100 YEARS SINCE ELECTION OF TRAILBLAZING BLACK BRITONS
  • British Government will host a conference on the new Caribbean economy.
  • Crackdown on guns hidden in public places
• Midlands & East England
  • Birmingham’s Bishop Dr Joe Aldred is joining BBC WM from Saturday 1st September.
  • Abolition of slavery is remembered in Birmingham
  • WE MUST TACKLE MODERN DAY SLAVERY - CAMPBELL
  • Light House remembers Wolverhampton’s important role in abolishing the Slave Trade
  • Education 'Think-Tank' calls for halt on exclusion of African Caribbean pupils
  • WEST MIDLANDS IS FIRST FOR PIONEERING NEW DIVERSITY SERVICE
  • Remember, reflect and respond - commemoration of the bicentenary of the abolition of the Slavery
  • RECORD ATTENDANCE OF BLOOD DONORS TO BME COMMUNITIES
  • Hunt for chip shop raid gang
  • Family's hell since son shot dead
  • Grandad collapsed and died after street robbery
  • NEW ART BIRMINGHAM 2007 - OPPORTUNITY FOR VISUAL ARTISTS
  • Gun crime is killing local businesses
  • Illegal immigrant jailed for 30 years
  • Four released on bail after birthday shooting
  • Barrister takes up strategic role at Council of Black Led Churches
  • APPEAL FOLLOWING SEX ASSAULT-ERDINGTON
  • 9/11 'put race relations on the brink'
  • FRIENDS SAY LAST FAREWELL TO VICTIM NATHAN
  • 'LET NATHAN HELP END GUN CULTURE'
  • NUS Black Students' Conference 18 - 19 November 2006 Britannia Hotel, Wolverhampton.
  • My son was knifed as he tried to help
  • Pupils gripped by tales of black achievers
  • Promote ethnic minority staff call
  • Police hunt for mugger
  • A PROFESSIONAL Sol Campbell impersonator has admitted murdering his ex-girlfriend at her Dudley home
  • Search for missing 12 year old Devensen Murrain
  • Labour MP praises ethnic mix in Brum schools
  • DRIVERS URGED TO STEER CLEAR OF CAR JACKERS
  • Man jailed for the murder of Daniel Quilliam
  • Tables turned as racist runs scared
  • Replica gun law wins support
  • APPEAL TO TRACE MISSING BIRMINGHAM TEENAGER
  • BLACK HOUSING GROUP STAGES 23rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• North England & Yorkshire
  • CHILLING SYMBOL OF RACISM TO GO ON DISPLAY IN LIVERPOOL
  • Carnival Messiah at Harewood - September 14 to 30 2007
  • University marks abolition of slave trade anniversary
  • NOT JUST A PORT STORY: THE LASTING LEGACY OF SLAVERY IN GREATER MANCHESTER
  • LIVERPOOL REMEMBERS SLAVERY
  • Agency boss sorry over racist text
  • Woman snatched from bus stop and raped
  • Appeal: Two Armed Robberies, Huddersfield
  • Men on trial over death outside Soul bar
  • Race hate yobs attack nurses
  • 'Killers' of Jessie James caught on camera
  • 17 year old shot at private party
  • Bravery of witnesses help gangster gets life.
  • WHERE IS EMMANUEL SARPONG?
  • Man charge with the murder of Christopher Elliot
  • Appeal: Attempted Robbery - Leeds Road, Dewsbury
  • Muggers foiled after victim fights back
  • New school for expelled girl, aged 5
  • Coronation Street loses 'ethnic' vote
  • Students sample diversity
  • BNP leader cleared of race hate charges
  • Gun amnesty yields 400 weapons
  • LEEDS BLACK CHILDREN NEED BLACK ADOPTERS - ADOPTION WEEK 2006
  • Fingerprint plan for kids
  • Police warn people to freeze out criminals on frosty mornings
  • Gun gangs' days are numbered, says top cop
• Wales & West England
  • MAN JAILED FOR VICIOUS RACE ATTACK
  • NEW SAT NAVS ARE TOP TARGET FOR CAR CROOKS
  • National Graduate Development Programme - event for black & minority ethnic graduates
  • Girl mugger punches man to the ground
  • MAN'S RACIAL HARASSMENT CLAIMS ARE THROWN OUT
• UK
  • Mayor of London and Deputy Mayor for Young People visit students at Dagenham Fire Station
  • BME employment rates rising steadily but pay and poverty still a concern
  • Ethnic minority organ donors needed
  • POOREST BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC OLDER PEOPLE AT RISK AS ADVICE DEFICIT DEEPENS
  • Prime Minister Gordon Brown praises black role models
  • Takeaway shooting man dies
  • Trevor Phillips to tackle migration and social inequality in keynote speech
  • Sickle Cell Society Set to Benefit from Forthcoming BBC Radio 4 Appeal - Sunday 13th January 2008
  • Mayor's latest statement on the false allegations made by Andrew Gilligan
  • GILLIGAN GETS HIS FACTS WRONG
  • Black leaders condemn Evening Standard attacks
  • Standards Board refuse to investigate Councillor's "racist" comment
  • UK AND AFRICA COLLABORATE TO BRING THE NOISE FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH
  • LIBERAL DEMOCRATS APPOINT NATIONAL DIVERSITY ADVISER
  • ETHNIC MINORITY BUSINESSES FLOCK TO THE HAWTHORNS FOR MSDUK EVENT
  • News companies to hold 500 meetings with 200 Black and Asian journalists
  • 1000 volunteer for largest UK study of heart failure in ethnic minorities
  • Man shot at home after fight
  • Royal Naval Museum hosts one-day conference investigating slave trade, its abolition and legacies
  • Mr Barnor’s Independence Diaries
  • Subsidised Training in Customer Care Available
  • Officers shot dead a man in West London
  • YOUTH GROUP TAKES A STAND AGAINST GANG VIOLENCE
  • Richard Blackwood in Bollywood debut
  • Black communities missing out on grants to reduce fuel bills
  • NEW DVD TO RECRUIT BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC CARERS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF DISABLED CHILDREN
  • PRIME MINISTER IS WRONG AND SIMPLISTIC ON GUN CRIME - HUGHES
  • SHOCKING RISE IN PUPIL SUSPENSIONS DUE TO RACIST ABUSE - TEATHER
  • HIV SERVICES ‘CRUMBLING’ IN THE UK
  • True nature of Tories revealed yet again - Vaz
  • BLACK AUDIO FILM COLLECTIVE
  • Abolition of the Slave Trade Events and the need to acknowledge it...
  • CAMPBELL CALLS FOR AN URGENT REVIEW OF STOP AND SEARCH
  • Plea for more black and Asian organ donors
  • CRE CALLS ON LOCAL GROUPS FOR ZERO TOLERANCE IN ELECTION CAMPAIGNS
  • THE LEGACY OF THE SLAVE TRADE SHOULD BE A MODERN JUSTICE CALL, SAY EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
  • BUILT LEGACY OF SLAVE TRADE AND ABOLITION REVEALED
  • EU legislation needed to fight racism
  • LIBERAL DEMOCRATS STRESS IMPORTANCE OF REMEMBERING THE SLAVE TRADE
  • Black and Asian Women do not ‘choose’ discrimination
  • LIBERAL DEMOCRATS LAUNCH INTERN SCHEME FOR BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC YOUNG PEOPLE
  • EMPLOYERS LOSING OUT ON SKILLS OF BLACK AND ASIAN WOMEN - STUNELL
  • CHRISTIAN LEADERS CALL FOR LONG-TERM SOLUTION TO GUN CRIME
  • DIVERSITY ON COURT BENCHES STILL A LONG WAY AWAY DESPITE RISE IN BME APPOINTMENTS - HUGHES
  • The Last Slave
  • PARLIAMENT TO COMMEMORATE ABOLITION OF BRITISH SLAVE TRADE
  • COMMUNITY WILL CONTINUE BATTLE AGAINST VIOLENCE
  • SHELTER HELPS BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC COMMUNITIES CHALLENGE ROGUE LANDLORDS
  • DON’T GET CAUGHT OUT AT THE CRICKET WORLD CUP
  • TUC welcomes 'union can expel BNP member' judgement
  • CHRISTIANS CALL ON ALL COMMUNITIES TO WORK TOGETHER TO TACKLE GUN CRIME
  • LINFORD CHRISTIE URGES MORE BLACK AND ASIAN CARERS TO COME FORWARD
  • MULTI-CULTURAL CHRISTIAN YOUTH GROUP ASKS 'WHERE U GOING?'
  • CULTURAL COMMENTATORS TO SPEAK AT FESTIVAL
  • Racism spirals out of control in UK - 56% of us think racism is getting worse
  • CRE ANNOUNCES INVESTIGATION INTO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH FOR FAILINGS ON RACE EQUALITY
  • A Fantastic Voyage
  • Home Office encourages Black Britons to make a difference in their local community
  • MENZIES CAMPBELL PROMOTES GREATER MINORITY ETHNIC PARTICIPATION
  • Contestant on Channel 4's Shipwrecked insults Black People in new racism row
  • EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION REPORT ENDORSES SMARTER WORKING
  • BLACK BRITONS' FEARS FOR THE FUTURE
  • BB race row: Schools 'must help end racism'
  • Black History Scholar Quiz
  • Arts Council South West seeks Diversity Officer
  • Union learning reps discuss racism
  • BURT WELCOMES BIG BROTHER SPONSORSHIP PULL
  • Careless talk costs lives
  • EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE RESPONSE TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS' DECISION ON SEXUAL ORIENTATION REGULATIONS
  • Catalyst offers purchasers a leg up onto the property ladder.
  • NOVEMBER HIGH FOR JAMAICA AS UK VISITOR ARRIVALS
  • BREAKOUT - looking for Black and Minority Ethnic filmmaking talent
  • Request for submissions for International Women's Day
  • Labour re-launches the Black Socialist Society
  • Playing the race card
  • PROSTATE CANCER AWARENESS WEEK, 19-25 MARCH 2007 - DO IT FOR THE BOY'S TOO.
  • ARE BLACK BRITONS PUTTING THEIR SAFETY AT RISK WHEN VISITING FRIENDS AND FAMILY ABROAD?
  • UCKG Spreads the Real Spirit of Christmas
  • FIRE MINISTER SAYS: 'TIS THE SEASON TO BE CAREFUL Christmas Fire Safety Campaign Launched
  • IN demand: Black and MINORITY ETHNIC TEACHERS
  • STEAL HEARTS AND SAVE LIVES THIS VALENTINE’S DAYe- British Heart Foundation’s Valentine Appeal 2007
  • Gina Yashere backs African communities HIV leaflets for World AIDS Day
  • MORE YOUNG PEOPLE AND VULNERABLE WITNESSES SEEK SUPPORT IN COURT, SAYS UK CRIME CHARITY
  • Rio Ferdinand's plea for peace in the streets
  • Prime Minister's article on the Slave Trade
  • BRAND NEW SUPPORT FOR AFRICAN CARIBBEAN FATHERS UNVEILED
  • Project for youth club to go nationwide
  • Do you need cash for your business idea?
  • NEW MODEL AGENCY 'ULTIMATE REPRESENTATION' BREAKS THE MOULD TO GAIN COMPETATIVE EDGE
  • ADVENT PRAYER GUIDE ADDRESSES SLAVERY, PAST AND PRESENT
  • New HIV and sexual health figures - Terrence Higgins Trust response.
  • 63,500 adults now living with HIV in the UK
  • A Call for pentecostals to retun to their true roots, along with the whole church
• Africa
  • Michael Essien wins BBC African Footballer 2006
  • Ghana Paves the Way Again
  • MOBILE CLINIC HELPS NEEDY IN SOMALIA
  • Africa Works - BBC explores the challenges of businesses in Africa
  • We love Arsenal and Thierry Henry, East Africans say in BBC poll
  • Popular BBC presenter, Solomon Mugera, promoted Head of BBC Swahili
• America
  • American Idol 6
  • Mel B and Eddie Murphy Split
  • Protest the Online Gambling Ban
  • People living in highly black concentrated neighborhoods more likely to report their health as poor
  • 1Xtra Listeners and MTV Base viewers vote Sway ‘Best UK Act’ for first BET Hip Hop Awards
• Caribbean
  • FOUR HOST VENUES NOW OFFERING ACCREDITED MEDIA TAX-FREE ACCOMMODATION

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  • Spend New Years Eve @ NH Harrington Hall Hotel
  • Greenwich Ice Rink returns for its 3rd season
  • Celebrating 40 years of Barbados Independence.
  • Mahogany Model 2006 UK’s Top Model of Colour Competition
  • Upfront Comedy December Showcase
  • SPECIAL GORGEOUS COMEDY Show & Party at FIREFLY
  • Miss East Africa UK 2006
  • The Midnight Hour New Years Extravaganza, Sunday 31st Dec 06 at the luxurious Super Star Restaurant
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