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The stars and cars of the Silverstone Festival

A look at the highlights of the 2025 Silverstone Festival as on-track action from some of racing's greatest machines thrilled

Autosport

Families oppose ‘horrific’ building project at Highgate cemetery

Relatives threatening to exhume remains of their loved ones over plans for a maintenance and toilet block

The Guardian - UK

The Politics of “Common Sense” Is Making Us Meaner

Cutting services is treated like conventional wisdom. But it has led to a world that fails many of us

The Walrus

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‘Another layer of pigment needed adding to the canvas’: artist John Akomfrah on changing the narrative, from Windrush to colonialism

As he prepares to represent Britain at the Venice Biennale, Akomfrah talks about fleeing Ghana aged nine, the Rwanda fiasco, and creating images that shift the dial

The Guardian - UK

How ‘no-go zone’ myth spread from fringes to mainstream UK politics

Notion of Muslim-controlled areas unsafe for white people has been promoted by rightwingers since the early 2000s

The Guardian - UK

‘She campaigned tirelessly’: Guardian readers nominate Black Britons worthy of a postage stamp

After an all-star panel told us who they would celebrate to mark Black History Month, we asked readers for their suggestions

The Guardian - UK

The Windrush generation: how a resilient Caribbean community made a lasting contribution to British society

As a young boy in 1962, I remember arriving in England from Jamaica on a BOAC jet plane. It seemed to me like I was going to the moon – the air hostess who accompanied me was the first white person I had ever seen. My father greeted me eagerly…

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Scots 'Demon DJ' unmasked as paedo who used kids parties to get close to youngsters

Logan Donald was only sacked from his job as kids party DJ after boss read about his vile crimes in the Daily Record.

Daily Record

Black teachers, trans women, cleaners and cons: how the BBC’s Open Door allowed ‘real people’ to let rip

It ran for a decade and infuriated the rightwing press, giving a voice to marginalised Britain. Now a new show is celebrating the extraordinarily prescient Open Door series

The Guardian - UK

Inside the award-winning Northumberland pub which has received third prestigious Tripadvisor award

Stuart Young, owner of the Northumberland Pub Company, has two award-winning pubs in the county

Chronicle Live

See how work is progressing on £4.5m leisure and retail scheme transforming Blyth seafront

Contractors started work on the project on Blyth's South Beach earlier this year

Chronicle Live

Racism in South African newspapers persists -- even after decades of black media ownership

When formal apartheid ended in South Africa in 1994, several policies were introduced to address the racial and economic segregation of the past. One such policy was Black Economic Empowerment (BEE), designed mainly to facilitate an increase in black ownership across sectors.

The Conversation

Scottish Cup round-up from Ayrshire as Irvine Meadow earn replay and Auchinleck Talbot cruise through

It was preliminary round day in the prestigious competition with Medda earning a second bite of the cherry.

Daily Record

Aspire Technology Solutions plans for more growth after year of investment knocks profits

Revenues rose 12% and operating profit fell 21% after the Gateshead firm invested in staff, products and its new office

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Why there was more to Monaco than Leclerc’s Lauda Ferrari crash

The 13th Monaco Historique was about much more than Charles Leclerc’s unfortunate crash while demonstrating an ex-Niki Lauda Ferrari 312B3.

The Guardian - UK

John Akomfrah on Stuart Hall: ‘When I first read him, I thought he was white’

The artist is revisiting his three-screen film about the legendary thinker and activist, which takes in jazz, Vietnam, and the family trauma that haunted Hall

Insider UK

Mapping out a cleaner, greener future for our urban centres

The pandemic has changed perspectives on the challenge facing cities, as technology allows more compact and connected zero-carbon spaces

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