When Good Morning Britain presenter Adil Ray revealed he had received threats from online trolls, he called it “deeply concerning”. He is far from alone. The UK is witnessing an escalation of online hostility, and the truth is sobering trolling has consequences not only for individuals but for workplaces, reputations, and society as a whole. […]

Across the UK, the presence of police officers in schools has become a point of significant debate. Many authorities introduced school-based officers to improve safety and community engagement. Yet, increasing evidence shows these arrangements often appear in areas with ethnically diverse and economically disadvantaged populations, raising concerns about disproportionate policing and unintended harm to students.

On 9 August 2025, The Irish News revealed that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has ordered Chief Inspector Andy George, President of the National Black Police Association (NBPA), to return to duty on 1 October 2025. The timing is more than curious – it’s deeply concerning: From the Alliance for Police Accountability’s (APA)

I saw this article on Linkedin today and had to write a blog about this: “Twenty years ago, I became the first Black woman to anchor a primetime UK current affairs show. Not because I was “included.” Because I was undeniable. But I didn’t stay. Not because I lacked talent or capability, but because the