Three thousand people attend the First Dance, a day rave organised to test the safety of large events

After her friend Olive Morris was assaulted by police in 1969, Bryan joined her in the civil rights group. Then she decolonised her classroom – and contributed to a groundbreaking book

Hundreds of students join protest at London secondary school over curriculum and uniform rule changes

Inquest is shown body cam footage of Neal Saunders being held down by five officers

Study by Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust finds almost 40% feel unsafe visiting surgeries

She broke world records and competed in two Olympics before being forced into retirement at 23 and forgotten. Now her achievements are finally being recognised

Centrepoint estimates 121,000 homeless or at risk, with analysis showing black people disproportionally affected

Charity report finds many vulnerable women struggled to access food, water and soap

For Labour politicians including Diane Abbott and Paul Boateng, the unrest meant black Britain could no longer be ignored

Scheme distracts from rightful criticisms of police response to Clapham vigil, campaigners say

Faster increase among BAME people in England raises fears of cultural or racial factors

More than 100 politicians will meet in Commons to mark centenary of women’s vote

Lawyer for local resident Ernest Theophile, 73, says order is ‘likely to be indirectly discriminatory’

Birmingham and Liverpool among local authorities with lowest rates, analysis shows

This week, Donald Trump sanctioned the execution of the only woman on federal death row: Lisa Montgomery. She was the 11th prisoner to be killed since the president restarted federal executions in...

Tony Sewell was a controversial appointment. Others include a space scientist and a Zambian economist

2020’s heavily male ceremony reversed with wins for Arlo Parks, Haim and Billie Eilish, as Little Mix become first all-female winner of British group

Instead of being offered counselling, those assessed to be at risk of self-harm or suicide have been given ‘how to feel better’ handouts

EHRC move follows a string of high-profile racial incidents on UK campuses

Police attacks on citizens and journalists over five months accompanied by incidents of tolerance of or collaboration with far right

Exclusive: Analysis of MoJ figures for England and Wales reveals disproportionate level of misconduct inquiries in some jails

Exclusive: gap between worst-off and wealthiest women has widened during pandemic, British Pregnancy Advisory Service figures show

Bloody Good Period has seen a 78% increase in demand for period products during the first quarter of 2022

Britain to abide by Istanbul convention but reserves key article and is accused of failing to protect migrant women

Racial diversity has gradually increased, after no black authors were shortlisted in four of the years between 1996 and 2009

Covid prompted Ginny Wanjiro at St Thomas’ to get funding for scheme reflecting the diversity of Lambeth