Researchers from the BBC’s history unit have identified a north Cumbrian church – in the extreme north west of England – as being on the site of the first ever recorded settlement of African people in Britain.
Climate change “disproportionately impacts African Americans,” said church leaders.
Today we stand with Pilate before an unstoppable riot that may be just getting started. Can we respond any differently than washing our hands?
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