The Trap, Season Two, Part 6: Awaiting Decisions
It was the first week of October 2024. Peter had grown to really like Bayode. There was something about the man that Peter had come to respect. At first,... Read more.
Between Africa and America: The Identity, Ancestry and History of Black Americans
An identity shaped by memory, rupture and reinvention African American identity sits at a crossroads shaped by memory, rupture and reinvention. For millions of... Read more.
The Trap, Season Two, Part 5: Who Benefits?
Late August 2024 1PM The service had ended, and the church car park was slowly emptying. Sola sat beside Peter as they drove home with the children in the back seat.... Read more.
The Trap, Season Two, Part 4: The Money Behind The System
End of August 2024 Sola opened the front door with two bags of groceries in her hands. She had just returned from Aldi. The children were in the backyard,... Read more.
UK Universities Turn to Tuition Discounts as International Student Recruitment Falls
British universities are increasingly turning to automatic tuition fee discounts to attract international postgraduate students as falling overseas enrolment, tighter... Read more.
The Trap, Season Two, Part 3: The Other Side of Asylum
August 2024 Peter ended the call with Mr Ben and stayed upstairs for a moment. He was thinking about David. David had come to Britain as a student. ... Read more.
THE TRAP, Season Two, Part 2: Between Two Systems
August 2024 The television was on, but Peter was no longer listening. The immigration debate had become impossible to escape. Every few days, there... Read more.
The Verification Imperative
Can Financial Institutions Trust AI Generated Code? Artificial intelligence is reshaping how software is designed, developed and deployed. In finance,... Read more.
THE TRAP, Season Two, Part 1: Building Beyond Survival
August 2024 Peter and Sola had survived the first part of the journey. They had arrived in Britain. They had found a way to keep the family together. ... Read more.
Jason Arday and the Burden of Black Excellence
What His Story Reveals About Race, Merit and Power The death of Professor Jason Arday has opened a difficult conversation about race, merit, institutional power and... Read more.