Aamna Mohdin

In a new book, a leading reporter on Europe's migrant crisis faces up to the reality that her own early childhood home had been Kakuma, the UNHCR settlement in Kenya, after fleeing the Somali war. Here is an extract

A striking fall in pride in Britain's history, but widespread support for the arts, shows the public are choosing “Shakespeare over invasion, exploitation and occupation”, a leading historian has said.

Public choosing ‘Shakespeare over invasion’ and becoming more discerning about Britain’s history, says Alan Lester

The Labour MP Paulette Hamilton and singer Mel B are among leading Black Britons urging parliamentarians to make the UK the first western country to introduce a law to end afro hair discrimination.

The stalwart community centre began in the 70s but a fire destroyed its brand new building in 2004

Aamna Mohdin Community affairs correspondent A historical black women's community centre is reopening 20 years after a blaze destroyed the building.

Traumatised communities targeted by riots in late July fear a return of violence as some question their future in the UK

She was Britain’s first Muslim cabinet minister – and has faced questions for years about why she was in the Conservative party. Yesterday, she resigned the whip. She explains why

Community Security Trust says number of antisemitic incidents has tripled compared with previous 12 months

The anti-racist campaigner and founder of Kick it Out, ​​Herman Ouseley, has died aged 79 after a short illness.