Starmer has pledged to increase the UK’s defence spending, with plans to boost military personnel. But is it of any use when no one wants to fight? Joe Baron investigates the recruitment crisis facing the Armed Forces.
Ethnic minority students have been offered £5,000 more than their white classmates to become teachers in Wales as part of an 'anti-racist' scheme.
In a recent article, the legal scholar Ilya Somin argues that anyone who wants a “colour-blind government” should oppose racial profiling by law enforcement. But his argument is mistaken, says Noah Carl.
The Royal Air Force illegally discriminated against white male recruits to boost its diversity drive, an official inquiry has concluded, as Air Chief Sir Richard Knighton "apologised unreservedly" to all those affected.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that universities can no longer take race into consideration when granting admission in a landmark decision that ends the widespread discriminatory practice of 'affirmative action'.
Is affirmative action on the brink? American Supreme Court’s landmark ruling could potentially end a 60-year campaign.
