P Diddy- 'I should never have let Martin Bashir interview me'

P Diddy- 'I should never have let Martin Bashir interview me'

RAPPER P.DIDDY has spoken out about his controversial interview with British reporter, Martin Bashir and branded his questions \'racist\'. The Bad Boy impresario was interviewed by Bashir for ABC News\' Nightline programme and was questioned about gifting his 16-year-old son Justin a $400,000 (259,672.81) Maybach car on his birthday. The father of six told Vibe magazine that he thought such questioning was racist and that in hindsight \'I shouldn\'t had done the interview.\' He said: \"...

Prof Gus John backs black schools

Prof Gus John backs black schools Photo

PROFESSOR GUS John is just one of the leading scholars who have pledged their support for the National Black Supplementary School Week, a week-long conference set to challenge stereotypes of black youth in the educational system. The event, to be held at the Bruce Grove Youth Services in Tottenha...

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Theatre review: Sucker Punch @ the Royal Court theatre

Theatre review: Sucker Punch @ the Royal Court theatre

IF there is a credible argument in favour of subsidising the arts, Roy Williams' Sucker Punch is it. It tells the tale of Leon and Troy, two school friends who escape the oppressive streets of a south London 'sink estate', by taking up boxing; each adopting what seem to be very different moral ...

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Desmond Tutu to retire from public life

Desmond Tutu to retire from public life

NOBEL PEACE laureate Desmond Tutu announced last week that he is retiring from public life later this year when he turns 79, saying "the time has now come to slow down" and spend m...

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Liverpool players face race taunts

Liverpool players face race taunts

TWO LIVERPOOL players received racial abuse from FC Rabotnicki fans last night during their UEFA qualifier in Macedonia. David Ngog and 19-year-old winger David Amoo, faced a racist tirade from fans at yesterday's game and pictures also show Rabotnicki fans making 'monkey taunt' gestures, sparki...

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Rethinking tragedy

Rethinking tragedy

How viewing devastating personal events as blessings can transform lives for the betterWHILST GROWING up in church as a teenager, my pastor constantly preached that life's difficulties provided believers with opportunities to deepen their faith, build spiritual muscles and develop strength of charac...

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Rethinking tragedy

Why the vuvu is here to stay

AS IF they didn't have any problems of their own to worry about, England's premiership teams have gone on the attack against the humble vuvuzela, the plastic trumpet that every kid wants for Christmas. The vuvus, of course, provided a very unique soundtrack to the World Cup last month. So, if it...

The many faces of Ayia Napa

Jasmine experienced the good, the bad and the ugly in the famed Cyprian resortAFTER experiencing Ibiza many years ago as a 19-year-old over excited girl - getting smashed on tequila for my first alcoholic experience and observing crazy antics by sex-mad, ...

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