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The food writer and former Great British Bake Off contestant's new book dismantles diet culture and food fads to celebrate eating exactly what you want.

“Growing up, we didn’t really know anybody who had their own business," says Daniel Opoku-Baah, co-founder of South London chicken joint Drums & Flats. "We can be an example to local young people.”

Director and screenwriter Cory Finley’s debut film 'Thoroughbreds' delivers teen girl privilege to new heights using dark comedy and quick wit.

Munroe Bergdorf was L'Oréal's first black trans model. She tells Broadly what it was like to be fired by the cosmetics giant after her Facebook post on white supremacy went viral.

An intimate tour of one writer's home town, one emo hangout at a time.

Assigning economic value to human life is nothing new in politics, but Iain Duncan Smith did it again recently in one of the worst interviews of the election cycle.

Last week the songwriting award nominations were heralded for including artists like Laura Mvula and Michael Kiwanuka—but it's not that simple

A lot can change in three years.

The singer on waking up to the treatment of black women in the media, her obsession with plantain and why she stopped being a Rastafarian.

Last year, cheerleading received provisional recognition as an Olympic sport. As a fierce physical and mental challenge, this was no less than it deserved – and full recognition should follow.

A man in Liverpool has been convicted of racially abusing a woman in a video he says was "raising awareness" of racism.

"He said, 'I'm going to ruin you' and threw his food over the counter."