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Kevin Clarke: London Mural Unveiled Commemorating Black Man Who Died In Police Custody

An inquest into the 35-year-old's death is currently ongoing.
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Here's Who Actually Runs NHS Test And Trace

The £37 billion system has been accused of failing in its "main objective" – but people argue it's not the NHS' fault.
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Why Boris Johnson Will U-Turn On Policy – But Not On Support For Ministers Or Advisers

Insiders tell HuffPost UK why the PM is hanging on to the likes of Gavin Williamson and Dominic Cummings.
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Too Much TV Is Made Through A White Gaze. That Has To Change, And The BBC Must Lead The Way

HuffPost's reporting on Black employees at the BBC show nothing has changed in the 30 years since I was a journalist. Our media still doesn't represent modern Britain, writes Diane Abbott.
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Exclusive: Muslim Medics Called 'Terrorists' And Told 'Go Back To Your Country' – By Patients

Patients use Islamophobic slurs and even refuse to be treated by Muslim doctors, we reveal in part two of our investigation with the British Islamic Medical Association.
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Dozens Of Schools Forced To Send Home Pupils Amid Covid Cases

At least 140 schools across England have been forced to partially close since the new academic year started, after reporting positive cases.
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Exclusive: Muslim Medics Taunted About Bacon And Alcohol – By Their Own NHS Colleagues

A survey for HuffPost UK reveals shocking Islamophobia in the health service.
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Exclusive: Labour Urges Halt To 'Short Sighted' NHS Land Sell-Off

Government is told second wave of Covid-19 and demand for other health services could leave NHS scrambling for clinical space.
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Introducing Black Voices UK – Our New Video Series Hosted By Yinka Bokinni

HuffPost UK is launching a six-part project fronted by the Capital Xtra presenter to elevate the experiences and perspectives of Black Brits.
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‘Black History Is Just As Important For White Children’

‘Black Voices HuffPost UK’ is a conversation about race, society and change in contemporary Britain and beyond. In this episode, host Yinka Bokinni, singer/songwriter Jamelia, CBBC presenter Rhys Stephenson and Lavinya Stennett from The Black Curriculum discuss including more Black history in UK education.
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