On a visit to Ghana this week Prince Charles will acknowledge Britain’s the role in the “most painful chapter” of Ghana’s historic relations with Europe, as he speaks of the “appalling atrocity” of the slave trade in a landmark speech.
Speaking of the “unimaginable suffering” which left an “indelible stain on the history of our world”, he will argue that Britain must take responsibility for ensuring the horrors are never forgotten. Read the full article here.
MJR trustees Beatrice Smith and Paul Keeble were interviewed by Asthma Younus on BBC Radio Manchester on Sunday morning about the forthcoming screening of ‘After the Flood:
London’s Metropolitan Police has published a “charter” for stop and search, two years after it was severely criticised in an independent review for “over-policing and under-protecting”
A new Care Quality Commission report into mental health care in England has found a doubling of crisis referrals in a year. The report also
A recent article in Prospect Magazine by David Leigh investigates the “less than savoury” past of Balintore Castle: “a fairytale scene with conical turrets of
