Angellica Bell, a well-known British television presenter, was honoured during an emotional radio segment on Hits Radio as part of Black History Month celebrations. Host Fleur East praised Bell for her lasting impact on a generation, particularly for the positive representation she brought to TV during her time on CBBC. Fans took to social media to express their admiration, with many reflecting on how important Bell’s presence was for young viewers, especially black children. The segment highlighted Bell’s legacy as a trailblazer for diversity in British media and the enduring influence she continues to have.

The Nigerian Super Eagles were due to face Libya in an Afcon qualifier tomorrow but will now boycott the match after their flight into Libya saw them diverted to the small and abandoned Al Albraq airport.

A second-year City University law student Suhel Ali, who called Arsenal and England football star Bukayo Saka a “monkey” and a “F*ing black piece of s**t” following Arsenal’s 0-1 defeat to Nottingham has dodged jail time.

Broadcaster and journalist Piers Morgan has publicly apologised to Jay-Z and Beyoncé after a guest on his show "Piers Morgan Uncensored" made a series of allegations against the pair.

Fans were surprised to learn the age gap between 19-year-old Cruz Beckham and his nearly 29-year-old girlfriend German-Brazilian singer songwriter Jackie Apostel.

Rapper Fekky has lost the property that housed his CC Foundation charity, which has provided essential community services for several years. The charity offered food banks, educational workshops, music programmes, and the UK's first laptop library. Despite this setback, Fekky remains committed to continuing his work and supporting the community, with plans to find new ways to offer assistance. Fans have shown their support, hoping the foundation will recover and continue its impactful mission.