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David Cameron on riots: broken society is top of my political agenda
From: External news15 Aug 2011
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Prime minister delivers a speech describing last week's rioting a 'wake-up call' for the country and says ministers will ensure policies address the causes of 'broken Britain'
TWO unemployed women shouted drunken racist obscenities at Nepalese people on their way to work, a court has heard.
Do black managers need positive discrimination?
From: External news15 Aug 2011
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When Charlton Athletic met Notts County earlier this year, both clubs had black managers, Chris Powell and Paul Ince respectively. But when the latter became the 39th Football League manager to lose his job last season, the significance of his exit went beyond the usual tribulations about managerial redundancy. His departure from Notts County left Powell as the only black manager in charge of a British club – Chris Hughton doubled that number when taking over at Birmingham City in the summer.
Nominations open for Cultural Diversity Network Awards 2011
From: External news15 Aug 2011
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The Cultural Diversity Network (CDN) is inviting broadcasters, producers, directors and screenwriters to submit nominations for this year's CDN awards, celebrating creativity and diversity in the broadcasting industry.
Scots 'less homophobic' but more likely to discriminate against immigrants
From: External news12 Aug 2011
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A survey has revealed an increase in support for same-sex relationships, but more discrimination against ethnic minorities and immigrants.
Birmingham Riots: Grieving dad who helped stop Birmingham Riots insists he's no hero
From: External news12 Aug 2011
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GRIEVING father Tariq Jahan, whose defiant calls for calm following the murder of his son dramatically halted the Birmingham riots, has insisted that he was no hero.
Army pin up and Medical Corp ace says her £40,000 fundraising drive will boost injured and serving heroes
Birmingham community leaders condemn racialising
Here is how Twitter has paid tribute to Tariq Jahan, father of Haroon Jahan, one of three men killed in the riots in Birmingham last night.
The recent riots may have painted a bleak picture of Britain, but some law-abiding citizens on a fight against the rage of looters and rioters have emerged as heroes.