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“As a nurse, I encounter structural racism every day" Donna Kinnair on #bbcqt. Her full title is Professor Dame Donna Kinnair, but this was missed out of her name tag. Hugh Pennington’s title - Professor - was not missed out.

It’s all happening in Nottingham. Somebody rang the fire brigade to report a pigeon stuck behind some netting on a ledge at the council house. Two crews were sent to rescue it…

How fab to meet @Marathonchamp at #parkrun today. He inspired us all on at a brand new parkrun that started at Victoria Embankment, along the Trent. Thanks to all the volunteers for organising the inaugural event 👏🏾 #loveparkrun

Over 100 children among nearly 800 killed by Israeli strikes on Lebanon channel4.com/news/over-100-…

After Syed was chosen to be on a Heathrow Airport welcome poster, online trolls abused him. So he invited some of them to meet him in person. This is what happened:

“I’ve been told by some ‘we should be more Labour.’ That doesn’t mean be more Green or more Reform,” argues Shabana Mahmood. She is hitting back at those within her party who believe ministers should stop focusing on migration, in the wake of the Gorton and Denton byelection.

Huge congrats to the #c4news team - third year in a row 🙌🏾

Congratulations to @Channel4News’ @GaryGibbonC4, who wins Political Journalist of the Year! “The range and depth of his knowledge was much in evidence this year and he always challenges politicians robustly,” said the jury #RTSAwards

Huge congrats to @lindseyhilsum- so very well deserved, Lindsey is a fearless reporter who always puts the human story at the heart of her reports.

The BBC is under fire for not editing out a racial slur and swearing by a man with Tourette's syndrome from its broadcast of last night's Baftas. It has apologised for any offence caused but offered no explanation. The broadcaster did, however, edit out an award winner's 'Free Palestine' comment from his speech.

The BBC has apologised after an 'unedited' racist outburst was broadcast during the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs). Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson, shouted N**g*r at actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo while they were presenting on stage. Despite a two-hour delay before airing, the moment wasn’t censored in the UK or in the US broadcast. A BBC spokesperson issued an apology for the incident saying: “Some viewers may have heard strong and offensive language during the Bafta Film Awards 2026. This arose from involuntary verbal tics associated with Tourette’s syndrome, and was not intentional. We apologise for any offence caused by the language heard.” ________ What do you think of this incident? Is an apology acceptable?

The 2015 incident with Prince Charles and his press secretary just described by Ben De Pear on Today this morning. Watch carefully.

RIP Jesse. Remembering your visit to Haringey and your great friendship with Bernie.⁦

When Jesse came to Tottenham

It’s finally stopped raining 🥳 (Even if it is only for one day!) Perfect for a #parkrun

Worth a watch tonight - Channel 4 doco on the small boats crisis, follows both the people trying to reach the UK and the protesters here trying to stop them.

An asylum seeker has been found guilty of abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, in an attack which sparked protests in July last year. Afghan national Ahmad Mulakhil, who's 23, was also convicted of taking an indecent video of the girl. Mohammad Kabir, also from Afghanistan was cleared of the charges against him.

Ahmad Mulakhil, found guilty of abducting and raping a schoolgirl, is an asylum seeker who arrived via a small boat four months before the attack. At the time, the police wouldn’t comment on his immigration status, due to HO guidelines, which were then changed. More on #c4news

Co-defendant Mohammad Kabir was found not guilty of strangulation, attempted child abduction and attempting to commit a sexual offence. The case led to protests in Nuneaton and prompted changes to guidance on reporting the nationality and ethnicity of offenders. More on #c4news

BREAKING: Ahmad Mulakhil has been found guilty of abducting and raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton. The 23 year old Afghan asylum seeker previously admitted one count of rape and was found guilty of another count of rape, during the attack last year. More on #c4news

“I was suspended from the Labor whip for over a year for voting to scrap the two child limit…but somebody like Peter Mandelson was able to hold the whip and also remain a peer. Why?” @ApsanaBegumMP on #c4news channel4.com/news/labour-pa…