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Another black man dying in police custody was nothing new in America. The killing of George Floyd though had one big difference - it was seen around the world. The video of him shouting "I can't breathe" sparked global outrage. A police officer's knee on his neck for nearly nine minutes as he called for his deceased mother. George Floyd's death ignited an explosion of worldwide protests. But the epicentre of the anger was an unassuming suburb of Minneapolis . Advertisement The corner of Chicago Avenue and 38th Street - an intersection now known as George Floyd Square - is once again the centre of global attention. More from Black Lives Matter Ant Middleton says SAS: Who Dares Wins is a 'managed and inauthentic reality show' as he walks away Ant Middleton leaves SAS: Who Dares Wins after 'personal conduct' discussions with Channel 4 Black Lives Matter: Lewis Hamilton asks 'what's next?' as he urges fans to keep up … [Read more...] about George Floyd: Eyes of the world on murder trial but hope his death will change history is fragile

Philip Whiteside, news reporter Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is a British-Iranian woman who has been in jail in Iran for five years. The Iranian regime claims she was working against the state when she was arrested on a visit to the country to see her parents with her daughter. Here is a timeline of events that have left a family split apart and resulted in diplomacy at the highest level. October 2010 Joins Thomson Reuters Foundation Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe joins the Thomson Reuters Foundation, a charity that says it promotes "socio-economic progress" and the rule of law through a series of training programmes. Advertisement Before the move, she worked for BBC Media Action for around 18 months, the corporation's international development charity which uses "the power of media and communication to help reduce poverty and support people in understanding their rights". June 2014 Birth of her daughter Gabriella, the only daughter of Mrs … [Read more...] about Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: The five-year fight for freedom

Prince Harry and Meghan’s explosive TV revelations could have been avoided if both sides in the royal row had sat down to try to resolve it, a source claims. Instead, the situation was allowed to descend into a farce that led to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex choosing the “nuclear” option of telling their side of the story to US chat show queen Oprah Winfrey. The couple’s tell-all interview, aired in the US tonight and due to be shown on ITV tomorrow night here, is said to have left Harry’s dad Prince Charles and brother William “saddened” – after they tried to heal the rift. And there were fears in royal circles the two-hour chat on the CBS network will do little to help repair the damage that has been inflicted by the row with Harry and Meghan. What is your view? Have your say in the comments section The Queen was said to have chosen not to watch the chat, but received a detailed report from aides who did. A Palace source said: “The ­overriding feeling throughout … [Read more...] about William and Charles ‘saddened’ over Meghan and Harry chat as they tried to mend rift

It was an ordinary Wednesday morning when I woke up on 13 March, 1996. It was snowing and I shivered as I pulled on my red school uniform sweater. We’d moved to Scotland three years earlier – my mum, my stepdad and my 11-year-old brother Joe. I loved my school. I was a happy-go-lucky kid and very settled. Dunblane was a safe, close-knit community. Neighbours were friendly and Joe and I had the freedom to play in the park and walk to school by ourselves. After we’d waved Mum goodbye at home, we walked the short distance to school and Joe went off to his class, which was in a prefab structure on the site, and I went to mine, Primary Four, which was a classroom in the main building. The school had a large gym in the middle and a big field at the back. It was coming up to 9.30am and our class was walking through a corridor to the music room, called the “GP room”, to practise singing for a big assembly later that week. But something wasn’t right. I was standing next to my … [Read more...] about ‘I tried to take my life after Dunblane horror – but now I have my happy family’

Emotional Olly Murs wishes he could go back in time and tell Caroline Flack not to take her own life, he admits in a heart-wrenching documentary about her death. The 36-year-old singer sobs with grief in the upcoming Channel 4 show put together by her family and friends to celebrate the late Love Island host, who killed herself on February 15 2020. In raw scenes, Olly opens up about how excited the pair were to get the phone call from Simon Cowell in 2015 offering them the job of co-hosting The X Factor after their natural chemistry shone through on spin-off show The Xtra Factor. "We got the job to host the biggest, most talked about show on TV. It should have been the most amazing experience of our lives, but it ended up being our downfall, really," he tells the camera in the documentary. "We were the co-presenters on the Xtra Factor. I walked in and saw her for the first time and thought, 'Wow, she's stunning, gorgeous and full of life.' At the time, I was single and I … [Read more...] about Olly Murs says X Factor axe was Caroline Flack’s ‘downfall’ and she got worst abuse