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Prison for racist graffiti man
Robert Whitehouse, 42, has been sent to prison for two months after pleading guilty to racially and religiously aggravated criminal damage after carrying out an 'intensive' graffiti campaign in Hanworth, west London.
24 July 2008 (external article)
metro Ethiopian man alleges race abuse at work place
An Ethiopian man has made a claim for a record £8 million damages after trying to commit suicide, following alleged racist abuse.
23 July 2008 (external article)
Pupils speak in support of Kamal Begi
Students at an east London school are hoping against hope that their campaign will stop the deportation of their Afghani classmate, Kamal Begi.
17 July 2008 (690 words)
ealing times Life for racist abuse murder
Daryl O'Connor, 20 , has been sentenced to life imprisonment, with a recommendation that he serve a minimum of 13 years, for the murder of Asian man, Tarsen Nahar, who died after being punched and kicked in Hayes, west London.
17 July 2008 (external article)
independent Reprieve for a 'model' student who was deported to Nigeria
A young student, who was deported to Nigeria, despite being honoured by the Church of England for his contribution to society, has been given the right to return to the UK.
16 July 2008 (external article)
guardian Met chief gives evidence to employment tribunal
An industrial tribunal has heard from Sir Ian Blair, head of the Met police, who has denied blocking the promotion of a senior colleague, Commander Shabir Hussain, who has alleged he was overlooked for promotion in favour of White colleagues.
10 July 2008 (external article)
this is local london De Menezes officers to remain unnamed
A judge has granted a request by 44 police officers to remain unnamed at the inquest into the death of Jean Charles de Menezes which is due to start on 22 September 2008.
3 July 2008 (external article)
croydon guardian Police face accusations of racism
Croydon police have been accused of allegedly racially abusing the young owner of a Staffordshire terrier which was stunned and then shot dead by armed officers.
3 July 2008 (external article)
independent Asylum seekers put at risk by law
A Court of Appeal judge has warned that Labour's tough stance on immigration may have forced courts to send asylum seekers back to 'torture or death'.
2 July 2008 (external article)
guardian Senior police officer sues Met for discrimination
Leading Muslim officer Tarique Ghaffur has met with the National Black Police Association to discuss suing the Metropolitan police for victimisation.
27 June 2008 (external article)
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