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Kaukab Stewart

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 26, 2026
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Jul 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Kaukab Stewart

    Jason Arday lived life that exposed barriers – his death showed how they still exist (opens the original)

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    SHOCKING, and yet not shocking at all. That is the only honest way to describe the media storm that engulfed Professor Jason Arday before his death. The hounding, the relentless scrutiny, the race‑baiting, the doubling down – none of it emerged from nowhere. It came from institutions, organisations, workplaces that have long treated people of colour as spectacles, symbols, or threats, but rarely as human beings. Freedom of the press is essential to democracy. But freedom without responsibility i

  2. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Kaukab Stewart

    Why Scotland's self-belief matters as much as a Section 30 (opens the original)

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    THE Commonwealth Games in Glasgow offered Scotland the chance to see ourselves as others see us. Athletes, visitors, organisers, and commentators arrived from across the world – and what they saw was a nation that delivered. Glasgow stepped up when Australia could not host and the result was a triumph of organisation, hospitality, and spirit. The welcome was warm, the atmosphere electric, and the feedback overwhelmingly positive. Some even suggested Glasgow’s approach could serve as a template f

  3. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Kaukab Stewart

    Kaukab Stewart: I grew up with racist abuse in Scotland and it’s getting worse (opens the original)

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    SCOTLAND has for too long comforted itself with a myth – the idea that we are somehow insulated from the hatred and division that have taken root elsewhere in the UK and across Europe. We told ourselves our political culture was different, that our civic nationalism was inherently inclusive, that extremism could not gain a foothold here. That complacency is no longer tenable. The evidence is now too stark, too painful, and too visible on our streets, with the latest appalling scenes in Glasgow

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