The Sentencing Council's abortive effort to introduce two-tier sentencing highlights a crucial issue, says law expert Dr Kyriakos N. Kotsoglou: people should always be treated as individuals, not members of a social group.
NHS trusts discriminate against white job applicants by manipulating interview shortlists in favour of black and ethnic minority candidates.
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.
As girls gear up to go to university this autumn, boys are dragging their feet, says Joanna Gray. With many university courses now filled with women, are boys self-excluding from this female-dominated world?
White British candidates have been blocked from applying for a job at a large UK police force in its latest attempt to boost diversity. A whistleblower explains the race-based sifting process he was involved with.
The RAF has launched a desperate search for pilots after a secret unlawful bid to discriminate against white men backfired and left the air force with an acute shortage of combat-ready flyers.
After years of watching the Tories fight a losing battle with the Blairite Blob, Keir Starmer becomes a victim of it as well as he finds himself powerless to stop the Sentencing Council create a two-tier justice system.
The Environment Agency is offering 40 summer internships, but says white people need not apply as the positions are only for people of "diverse" backgrounds in an egregious example of official anti-white discrimination.
Female pianists are to be favoured over men, according to the rules of a leading piano competition under which judges are instructed to "consider" picking a woman "in the case of a tie".
A flying instructor is suing the Ministry of Defence for race discrimination over a Royal Air Force recruitment policy that gave priority to female and ethnic minority recruits over white men.
