The iconic British-Ghanaian rapper Sway DaSafo, born Derek Andrew Safo, has passed away at the age of 44. Sway was an inspiration to a generation of Black British musicians and the first unsigned artist to win a MOBO award in 2006. The news of his passing was announced by the MOBO awards, whose statement read they were “Proud to have him as part of our history. Our love goes out to his family, loved ones and fans.” No cause of death has been announced.

UK Foreign secretary Ed Miliband has issued the government’s strongest ever condemnation of Israeli settlements, accusing Israeli ‘terrorists’ of conducting ethnic cleansing in the West Bank while the Israeli government ‘turned a blind eye’.

Nigerian influencer Fauzah has opened up over social media about why she’s leaving her husband Danilo Popovski, alleging violence, cheating, and controlling behaviour.

Notting Hill Carnival is back for its 60th anniversary,celebrating Caribbean culture, music, food and community. TSB explores its Caribbean origins, music, and how to celebrate it this weekend! Notting Hill Carnival was launched in 1966 by the Caribbean community in West London. At the time migrants from the Caribbean, known as the Windrush generation, faced a lot of discrimination and racial prejudice.