A police officer who shot dead black man Chris Kaba in south London after he tried to ram his way out of a police roadblock has been cleared of his murder. But why was he charged in the first place?
Commonwealth leaders are set to elect a new head of the organisation who favours demanding that Britain be made to pay slavery and climate reparations.
Sharif El-Mekki is a black nationalist with family ties to Iran who supports school segregation and runs a nonprofit that has raked in nearly $20m from the taxpayer and nonprofits, including the Gates Foundation.
The clamour for slavery reparations isn't going away. But is it just an excuse for Caribbean countries to demand piles of U.K. taxpayer money? Olga Gillies attended the recent debate in the House of Lords and reports back.
Dawn Butler's Black History Month poem about being "The Chosen One" says everything you need to know about this whole fake festival of institutionalised anti-whiteness, says Steven Tucker.
Meet the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, a part taxpayer-funded trust that doles out millions to worthy woke causes, such as Art Against Knives, the Black Curriculum and the British Palestinian Committee, says Charlotte Gill.
New Labour MP Antonia Bance is a Director of Hope Not Hate Ltd., an organisation that is part-funded by the taxpayer and which regularly attacks Conservative election candidates.
Welsh librarians are being urged to avoid "racist" venues and tackle "whiteness" head-on in a £130,000 drive launched by the Welsh Labour Government to address systemic racism.
How did Thames Valley Police, an organisation committed to 'anti-racism', end up being found guilty in the Employment Tribunal of anti-white racial discrimination? HR expert C.J. Strachan thinks he knows the answer.
Were the anti-racism rallies that appeared 'spontaneously' on Wednesday to oppose 100 largely non-existent 'far Right riots' even real, asks Steven Tucker. Yes, people were there, but who was really behind it?
