'Black music arriving after WW2 is a lie'

The first major exhibition documenting 500 years of Black music in Britain opens at the British Library and aims to challenge the timeline on when the Black presence in British music history began.

Ayshah Tull spoke to pioneers of Black

£8.05 for this. How the actual f*&k are people getting by??

An email from a young journalist who watched our session at journalism festival (sharing with her permission).

This person clearly cares a lot about journalism - she watches web streams of media talks. It's pretty sad that this is how our industry makes her feel.

39th year at TCS London Mini Marathon in all age groups, WE ARE HARINGEY ❤️

Can you help our colleagues find #missing Yasmin, last seen in #Stevenage on 28 March?

She has links to the #Hornsey area.

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It's not normal to 'dislike' children - it's not even dislike because the way in which you lot speak about children is alarming and straight hate

A lot of you actually hate children and need to address why

Family appeal to find missing 20-year-old man missing for over two weeks

Police are asking people in an around the Walsgrave area to check their CCTV and dashcam footage

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And it hit me, if you are used to abuse or drama you will find a peaceful and drama free relationship boring, if you are used to trouble peace will be awkward

Ayeee Big Smoke -'s Coachella set slaps!!!🤍

I used to have this specific one that I had on me throughout primary and secondary school and any time I was reading and I saw a word that I didn't understand I'd look it up in my mini dictionary and then get my teachers to test me on the word at random 😁

Olivia Opara Haringey Community Press You have been totally amazing! A HUGE THANK YOU.

All this talk of vocabulary has me wanting to buy a new dictionary and obsessively read it - like I did a child

I literally studied the Oxford English dictionary and thesaurus as a child because I was enamoured by words - still am.

😂 Our native languages are highly descriptive and metaphorical, interpreting certain things in English often waters down the weight of their meaning.

That's why we instinctively choose heavy English words cos' we hope that they'll communicate the intensity of what we're saying.

Nah, “Pardon my AI” is elite, and I will infact, be using it 😭😂

Discombobulated sounds like the confusion in question

Gallivant goes platinum when Nigerian parents are angry 😂😭

anyway this is how systemic discrimination can be - so deeply entrenched that sometimes you can’t even tell

Was the idea novel? Or did 'delve' immediately invalidate it? Look beyond your biases... Ppl who learn English as a 2nd language tend to speak it more formally and not colloquially like in UK or US. I was an avid reader as a child and was made fun of in UK for using big words.