David Hockney died. He was one of my favorite artists, someone whose work teaches you things about other people and about paint.
Sorry but this is just flat out racism. One of the main things which Refugee Week activities do is break down barriers in communities to help reduce tensions, that's good for everyone. Cancelling funding for Refugee Week doesn't "put British people first" in any way.
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Happening next week!
Don't miss a fascinating free evening talk about the experience of Nazi slave labourers on the Channel Islands
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Locally-funded events will still go ahead after the council withdraws government allocated cash.
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Churchill's relationship with Ireland and Irish politics was complex and controversial.
Dr. Warren Dockter and I explore the complexity, controversy - and drama - in this episode of Churchill: The Finest Half Hour.
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In 1966, physician Lord Moran published a book - 'Churchill: The Struggle for Survival' - which discussed Churchill's physical health and alleged that he suffered from depression, the so-called 'black dog'.
This was controversial, to say the least ...
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Elon Musk, on the verge of becoming the world’s first trillionaire, is whipping up anti-immigration tensions amid ongoing riots in Northern Ireland.
Musk called to prosecute politicians for allowing ‘dangerous third world savages’ into the UK.
The 8,000 slave labourers who passed through Alderney during the course of the war were witnesses to much of what was happening on the island while it was in the hands of German forces.
Find out more about their experiences at an evening talk by Prof Gilly Carr
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Rioters in Belfast set cars and homes ablaze in immigrant communities.
