‘Britain is in denial about race’ - Reni Eddo-Lodge

White people need to speak about institutional racism - not deny its existence, argues author Reni Eddo-Lodge in the Viewsnight.

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1 June 2017

Moment cargo ship crashes into oil tanker in North Sea

A jury has seen footage of a cargo ship crashing into an oil tanker, which triggered an explosion and killed a crew member.

Queen Camilla has praised the courage of John and Amy Hunt, whose family were killed last year.

The ice-skating duo are best known for their winning performance at the 1984 winter Olympics.

The broadcaster and maths teacher is appointed an MBE for his services to public libraries.

The King's Christmas message calls for unity in a divided world.

Richard Davies and Faye Stevenson-Davies first won the jackpot in 2018, and have beaten the odds yet again.

The new head of Britain's overseas spy agency has warned about an interlocking web of security challenges.

The car - made famous by James Bond became so dilapidated local children played on it - has been restored and is now worth £1m.

King Charles III laid a wreath at the monument in central London as the nation remembered its war dead.

The BBC's Ed Thomas confronted Kardos Mateen, who is at the centre of an illegal worker network.

A recording of the programme was interrupted on Thursday as the news broke.

The prince was interviewed in 2019 about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein by BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.

Sky Roberts told BBC Newsnight the family has mixed emotions after the prince gave up his titles.

Andrew has been under pressure over his links with Jeffrey Epstein, with calls for Buckingham Palace to take action.

Danielle and her three children have moved four times in a year after her landlord wanted to sell their flat.

King Charles hosts Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his UK state visit.

Monday night's dazzling sight was filmed from Flamborough in East Yorkshire, over three hours and 40 minutes.

Sunday was the first day of the event, which this year is expected to draw one million visitors.

Protests over the use of hotels for housing asylum seekers have been held across the UK.