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Pop Icon Beyonce backs child health pioneer

Agnes Agyepong is an advocate for Black and is being backed by Beyonce.

• 11 mins

Manchester Pride: Bringing people together

Manchester Pride is to bring together Queer, Trans, and Intersex People of Colour.

• 9 mins

Max Romeo in his own words

Jamaican reggae artist Max Romeo dies aged 80.

• 4 mins

Candi Staton: From Gospel to fighting racism

Soul music legend Candi Staton talks about family, breast cancer and a new album.

• 9 mins

Tony Rebel: Celebrating Jamaican music and food

Reggae artist Tony Rebel talks about a festival which celebrates Jamaican food and music.

• 12 mins

Photographer captures Bradford's Black community

Photographer Victor Wedderburn captures Black Bradfordians during the 1980s.

• 4 mins

Black Debutantes: Black women directors celebrated

The British Film Institute celebrates the work of Black women directors.

• 8 mins

Windrush event facing closure after funding blow

Windrush Tea party under threat because of funding crisis.

• 4 mins

Tambo and Bones

Theatre director Matthew Xia talks to Karen Gabay about the award winning play.

• 9 mins

Chris Kamara: Men need to talk about mental health

Former footballer and TV presenter Chris Kamara talks about his illness.

• 8 mins

Choir behind Labi Siffre's hit reveal new project

The Highgate Gospel Choir unveil a legacy project celebrating their gospel heritage.

• 4 mins

Omar celebrates 40 years in music

Singer Omar celebrates 40 years in music with release of new album.

• 7 mins

Ras Al Khaimah: Why it appeals to Black Brits?

A singer and an archeologist explain why the tiny emirate is becoming popular.

• 7 mins

JIMIJAME$: Celebrating the Black Dandy

Singer and composer JIMIJAME$ creates a sound blending R&B and alternative rap.

• 5 mins

Boarders: Students create soundtrack for 蜜芽传媒 drama

Lecturer Dr Mykaell Riley helped students with the music.

• 6 mins

R&B singer inspired by Charlotte Church

Aya Bleu is a rising star on Manchester and London's music scene.

• 6 mins

Black British TV makers say less work after BLM

Journalist Lanre Bakare talks about the lack of diversity in TV after BLM.

• 4 mins

Black women and Pre-eclampsia

Dr Nadine Fontaine-Palmer talks about the condition's impact on pregnant Black women.

• 14 mins

Gloria Jones: Marc Bolan's legacy in Africa

Northern soul singer Gloria Jones talks about a music school dedicated to her ex-partner.

• 5 mins

Mojo Morgan: A Message to the youth

Grammy winning Jamaican star Mojo Morgan is working with Popcaan to uplift young people.

• 4 mins

British-Caribbean veteran marks VE and D-Day

Jamaican born Donald Campbell served in the RAF for 36 years.

• 3 mins

Karen Gabay meets Nyah Grace

Nyah Grace has made Manchester and the north of England her home for making music.

• 11 mins

Three decades on Jazzi P reunites with Kylie

Rapper Jazzi P achieves dream of joining Kylie in 2025 to sing chart hit from the 90's.

• 5 mins

Remembering Sly Stone, a musical genius

Cultural historian and music journalist Chris Williams talks about Sly Stone's legacy.

• 8 mins

Lanre Bakare: We Were There

Journalist Lanre Bakare's book tells the history of black communities outside of London.

• 11 mins

Austen and Turner: A country house encounter

Lela Harris is artist in residence for JMW Turner and Jane Austen exhibition.

• 9 mins

Muslim Tech Fest 25: A UK faith & technology event

Tech designer Arda Awais talks about celebrating faith and technology.

• 4 mins

Artist picked to design art for playwriting prize

Digital artist Stan Chow is picked to create artwork for the Bruntwood playwriting prize.

• 9 mins

Hair braiding company created after cancer scare

Jacqueline Shaw speaks about how a cancer scare led her to form a hair braiding brand.

• 9 mins

Fearless: Voices from an unheard generation

Documentary features the lives of six women who helped to rebuild Britain after WW II.

• 12 mins