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Reflections from the story of Abu Jahl
From the signs witnessed by Abu Jahl to modern political denial, evidence is not always the barrier.
Public consultation on removing monuments linked to slavery
The City of London Corporation has today launched a public consultation on the removal and relabelling of monuments with links to slavery.
Downing Street: Parents in England and Wales may be fined if they do not send their children to school
The Education Secretary has warned parents that they could be fined if they do not send their children back to school. However Headteachers signal they will defy orders to fine parents, claiming…
Calls for urgent review into grading ‘fiasco’ following Government’s U-turn on A-levels and GCSEs
The Minister of Education has been urged to launch an immediate review into the handling of A-levels and GCSEs results.
Refugee from Iraq aces A-levels to study Medicine at Cambridge University
“He fully deserves both his grades and a place at Cambridge. Our NHS needs people like Buraq and I am truly delighted for him.”
British MPs demand Home Office to automatically grant refugee status to Uyghurs
A group of cross-party MPs have sent a letter to the home secretary highlighting increasing evidence of genocide against the Uyghur minority in China.
Footage shows grieving dad brutally dragged away from bedside of dying daughter
Shocking footage has emerged from last year of police officers dragging a grieving father from the bedside of his six-year-old daughter after he was informed that her life support would be withdrawn.