Community Champions will have their say on youth crime

The African community has its handle on child protection

Saxaphonist and MC Soweto Kinch returns to the Live Box with his full ensemble and audio visuals

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AFRICAN BRITISH ARTISTS ARE LOOKING BEYOND RACISM TO DEVELOP THEIR CAREERS

OBV today supported Lee Jasper’s decision to ask for the police to investigate accusations of corruption and impropriety.

A grim list of black prisoners who have died in custody.

Formula 1 Ace, Lewis Hamilton has been added to our Extensive Database of Black Britons

Kelly Holmes' Biography has been added to the ever growing database of notable Black Britons.

Black Presence has teamed up with Amazon to help you find the movies you love. Click the Full article button to see a range of films to choose from.

Premiership stars Didier Drogba and Michael Essien are aiming to top the music chart, where Chelsea failed last season in the Premier League, in aid of racial awareness.

Gun crime in the UK seems to making headlines almost every day. But what is it like to be involved in a gun crime incident long after the story has become yesterday's news?

The Story of Black Germans caught in the holocaust

Black pupils are routinely punished more harshly, praised less and told off more often in English schools than other pupils, an official report says.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair has said he feels "deep sorrow" for Britain's role in the slave trade. Speaking to the "New Nation newspaper", the prime minister said Britain's role in slavery had been "profoundly shameful".

Over half of ethnic minority T.V viewers in the U.K think issues affecting them are dealt with poorly by TV news, according to a survey published this week.

A black father shot dead in front of his young children as he took them to school was targeted by two gunmen who lay in wait for him, police said today.

DWIB Leukaemia Trust (UK) is organising a Fundraising & Awareness Weekend at The Gold Coast Restaurant & Bar on Sat 29th – Sun 30th July 2006. You are kindly invited to attend this worthy cause with your family and friends. It will be a weekend packed with fun and games and most of all Gold Coast special mouth watering BBQ.

One Game, One Community! The KIO Week of Action is the biggest coming of community groups, minority communities and football in Europe. Read more...

As the world remembers the 90th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, let's not forget the troops from the Caribbean, Africa and India who fought and died there too.

DWIB Leukaemia Trust is looking to improve access to effective diagnostic and treatment resources, create awareness of the risk factors in developing leukaemia, encourage blood donors, and thus spawning possible bone marrow donors all over West Africa.

Who runs Birmingham? seeks to map out the democratic and decision-making institutions that affect our day-to-day lives, to bring them closer to us and make them more relevant to the city’s population will be launched next Tuesday.

You can be stopped; you can be searched; but did you know you have Rights? Every person who is Stopped & Searched by the Police in the UK is entitled to a written record of what happened and why

A top black academic is warning that boys become disengaged from school because the arena is "too feminine".

The Untold London website have been in touch with their news update. The site features lots of news and articles about Black histories in London.

Operation Black Vote (OBV) said today’s election of the British National Party (BNP) in Barking and Dagenham was a sad day for politics and London.

One of our Sister Sites has relaunched itself recently and wow! what a relaunch. It has a massive amount of information for you.

Friday 12 May, 7:30 pm, The Karamel Club, Wood Green, North London Is there a type of writing that can be called Black British? What are the differences between Black British, African American and African writing? What are the concerns of new Black British writers?

Website Black Presence in Britain has been included in the newly revised, expanded 2nd edition of the 'Young Person's Guide to The Internet'.

Black groups around the capital have thrown their weight behind London Mayor Ken Livingstone.

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BNP leader Nick Griffin has been cleared of two counts of inciting racial hatred.

Nick Griffin, the notorious leader of the outspoken BNP party faces charges using of abusive, threatening, or insulting words towards people of Asian ethnicity.

17-year-old Michael Barton has been found guilty of murdering black student Anthony Walker, who was found with an axe in his head. Michael Barton had denied killing Anthony, and had repeatedly changed his story but was found guilty of murder. Barton's cousin Paul Taylor, 20, had admitted his part in the killing.

The first black Archbishop of York has revealed that he has received racist letters, including some covered in human excrement.

The Acorn Saturday School has just launched their new website which reveals oral histories from African/Caribbean people in Stoke-On-Trent.

To celebrate the Black History Month, Menm Biten Menm Bay (MBMB), The French Caribbean Association invite you to come to listen, speak & eat Creole at the Creole Day @ the Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1, Holborn.

Greenwich and Lewisham Borough council have unveiled their fantastic new Black History month website. The site provides details of black history events all over London.

George Bush has distanced himself from comments made by a leading Republican crusader on moral values who declared that one way to reduce the crime rate in the US would be to "abort black babies".

Black Londoners have condemned the decision not to have the stature of Nelson Mandela to be placed in Trafalgar Square as petty party politics that borders on racism.

RnB singer Lemar Singer Lemar spoke of his joy at winning best album and UK act in the Music of Black Origin (Mobo) awards.

Britain is moving towards segregation, adding urgency to the need to drive forward the process of integration, the CRE announced thursday 22nd September 2005. Speaking at Manchester Town Hall, Trevor Phillips, CRE Chair said: Post 7/7, the race relations industry has provided a vital post-emergency service which will have to be continued in the medium to long-term to address the increasing segregation of our communities