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Diseased and lice-ridden salmon Scottish salmon farms. Photograph: Marine Scotland

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Campaigners call for temporary ban on new Scottish fish farms

October 17, 2019

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Child protection in Scotland: why are African children being taken away from their parents? Africans urged to meet with the Social.

October 22, 2018

Australian Author, critic, broadcaster and poet Clive James. Photograph: Alicia Canter for the Guardian

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Adam Kay picks the best books about living with cancer

October 17, 2019

The Ethnic Minority Career Museum and Built Environment Heritage Programme launch, back view

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“Numbers of African with PhD drive taxis; we, non-African have to address this problem:” Professor John Struthers at the launch of the EMCMBEHP.

October 10, 2018

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The age of envy: how to be happy when everyone else’s life looks perfect

October 17, 2019

‘Both men and women judge a person who is behaving in an eco-friendly manner as more feminine.’ Photograph: Linda Nylind for the Guardian

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Real men don’t recycle: how sexist stereotypes are killing the planet

October 17, 2019

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Black History Month 2018: what’s on in Scotland?

October 2, 2018

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“The Afrobean Echos” is the first professional online magazine aimed at the Scottish African-Caribbean community. It is a voice of, by and about African and Caribbean in Scotland.

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Behold, WhatsApp status tab will serve ads from 2019!

Twitter removes suspended and abusive accounts from follower counts

WhatsApp plans to ban under-16s. The mystery is how

Martin Lewis sues Facebook over fake adverts with his name

Facebook and Google must be held to account, TV networks say

Mark Zuckerberg declines to give evidence personally to MPs about Facebook data scandal – Politics live

‘Dehumanising, impenetrable, frustrating’: the grim reality of job hunting in the age of AI

Top social justice award for Cracked It smartphone project

Behold, WhatsApp status tab will serve ads from 2019!

Twitter removes suspended and abusive accounts from follower counts

WhatsApp plans to ban under-16s. The mystery is how

Martin Lewis sues Facebook over fake adverts with his name

Facebook and Google must be held to account, TV networks say

Mark Zuckerberg declines to give evidence personally to MPs about Facebook data scandal – Politics live

‘Dehumanising, impenetrable, frustrating’: the grim reality of job hunting in the age of AI

Top social justice award for Cracked It smartphone project

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Campaigners call for temporary ban on new Scottish fish farms

Child protection in Scotland: why are African children being taken away from their parents? Africans urged to meet with the Social.

Adam Kay picks the best books about living with cancer

“Numbers of African with PhD drive taxis; we, non-African have to address this problem:” Professor John Struthers at the launch of the EMCMBEHP.

Real men don’t recycle: how sexist stereotypes are killing the planet

Black History Month 2018: what’s on in Scotland?

“Never shy away from what your convictions are”: Exclusive interview with Ade Aibinu (the Glasgow City Council’s first-ever Black councillor).

No more citizenship fees and language tests required in the UK for 53 countries.

World cup 2018: France the winner, Africans in the spotlight, Mbappe and Pogba the stars.

A feminist’s guide to raising boys

Theresa May resignation: Tories to choose new prime minister by July

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