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A youth as stabbed to death at Victoria Sation in London
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I’m sure you are all by now fully aware of the campaign Newmont Travel has been running for almost 2 years against the unfair way the British Government has applied APD tax to the Caribbean.
With the election less than 2 months away our campaign is intensifying and we are sponsoring a ‘Call to Arms’ meeting, [...]
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Now in its thirteenth year, the Mahogany Bridal Fashion and Beauty Show stands-alone in being the premier event to showcase products and services geared towards people of colour.
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Black Barbie range.
Following a report by FLYER Newspaper in January 2010, Mattel have responded by providing FLYER Newspaper’s readers with exclusive pictures of the new ‘So in Style’ range of Black Barbie Dolls which will be available in Selfridges and rolled out across [...]
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London is perched on the precipice; the word on the street is about survival. Set in 2015 ‘SHANK’ is a foray into the apocalyptic futuristic vision and probes the underbelly of society. The modern world as we know it has all but gone.
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Written by Ricky Rowe and directed by Anton Phillips ‘Four Bulla An a Patty’ made its theatre debut in front of a capacity crowd in Sydenham, London.
The comedy-play follows the life of Breno (Ricky Rowe) a local thug and wanabee singer who will stop at nothing in his quest to get close to the beautiful [...]
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Some of the UK’s finest acts were drawn together for one night only to celebrate one of the most prestigious nights on the Asian music calendar.
The Asian Music Awards (AMA) took place at Royal Festival Hall and it was a chance to celebrate and reflect on another successful year for Asian music. This year’s event [...]
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Online Editor Matthew Hinchliffe
Police are refusing to rule out a link between a spate of teenage stabbings that last night resulted in the death of a seventeen year old in Walthamstow, east London.
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The English Defence League (EDL) plummeted to new depths today by parading several of their new recruits. They had hoped that by including a few deluded Black and Asian recruits they could somehow convince the public that they are no-longer considered a racist organisation and an extra arm of the British National Party.
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