A day after a controversial report on racial tensions in Britain was released by a government-appointed committee, one of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s top black advisers has resigned. Businessman and special adviser to the government on civil society issues from 2019, Samuel Kasumou will resign next month, as it became
Nearly one in seven people who tested positive for the new coronavirus in Britain still had symptoms three months after recovering, according to official statistics released today. According to this study by the National Bureau of Statistics (ONS) for the so-called “Long Covid”, 13.7% in a sample of more than
A British policeman has been convicted of involvement in a banned neo-Nazi organization and possession of extremist material, including the manifesto of Norwegian butcher Anders Behring Breivik. Benjamin Hannam, 22, a police officer on probation at the London Metropolitan Police, is believed to be the first British police officer to
“There is no longer systemic racism in Britain, but more needs to be done to address it,” said Prime Minister Boris Johnson, according to a government-sponsored report on racial inequality. The report was released yesterday by the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Inequalities and was commissioned following the Black Lives
Paramilitary groups are protesting the Brexit deal New headache for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the intention of pro-British Protestant paramilitaries in Northern Ireland to withdraw their support for the 1998 peace agreement for the region amid concerns over the Brexit deal. According to the Belfast Telegraph on Thursday,
US President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke by telephone on Friday expressing concern over China’s response to sanctions, and said Iran would have to comply again with its obligations under international agreement on its nuclear program. “The leaders agreed that it was necessary for Iran to