Darshna Soni
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How DEI became a divisive political battleground (opens the original)
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When academic and writer Jason Arday became the youngest Black professor at Cambridge he fulfilled an ambition he’d set himself as a young man. But from the start, there were those who questioned his right to be there. His work and his personal life came under intense scrutiny, at a time when DEI became a defining front in a transatlantic culture war. Last month he was found dead at his home. A month on, his story sits at the heart of a much wider question – how did DEI become such a divisive po
Racial discrimination becoming part of everyday life – new poll reveals (opens the original)
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A new study capturing the experiences of Britons of all backgrounds has found that many feel discrimination has become part of everyday life. In the report, conducted by the think tank British Future, almost half of those from ethnic minorities said they had experienced prejudice because of their race or nationality in the past year. And nearly fifty percent of those surveyed believe that racial equality is getting worse, not better.
US sailors reportedly jump overboard to escape poor conditions on warship (opens the original)
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After nine months at sea, some of the sailors on board the USS Abraham Lincoln have become so desperate they’ve reportedly been trying to jump overboard. The record deployment is another consequence of America’s war with Iran – a war which is becoming increasingly unpopular by the day. An unusually animated Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth rejected reports of bad conditions on the Lincoln and a short time ago Donald Trump declared that the deployment “wasn’t long enough”.
Reports Trump hid in catering van ahead of secret flight following Iran threat (opens the original)
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“If I go, you go” – the words you might not want to hear from a president you’ve just travelled with on a decoy plane after security threats from the Iranian regime for your original flight. Or so you thought. It turns out that when Donald Trump travelled back to the US from a Nato summit in Ankara last month, he actually wasn’t on the plane with his White House staff and the journalists who had been told he was. They became the decoy, while the President was smuggled on a third plane, inside a
Murder trial begins over killing of rap legend Tupac Shakur (opens the original)
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A former gang leader accused of killing the rapper and Tupac Shakur is going on trial in Las Vegas, thirty years after the fatal shooting. Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis, who once led the South Side Compton Crips is being accused of ordering the killing and providing the gun. Tupac was 25 when he was shot dead during a visit to Las Vegas to watch a Mike Tyson boxing match. His murder has remained unsolved since then.
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