As part of the ONS' drive to ensure that statistics reflect the experiences of everyone in society they have established a new Inclusive Data Taskforce.

We've been tracking some of the misinformation about vaccines that has circulated in minority communities.

This year, the technologies that we will most likely hear the most about won’t be fancy devices like smartphones or big-screen television sets. It will be the stuff we don’t usually see: workhorse software and internet products that are finding their moment now. § Connected tech excludes those marginalised by the digital divide or too poor to afford the kit/data.

Charities warn of ‘devastating effect’ as most vulnerable households left without access to web

“That’s not a chip on my shoulder, it’s your foot on my neck.” Malcolm X’s words in 1962 have a prophetic feel today.

Disparity with white women shows need for action, doctors say, despite slight improvement in mortality rate

Branches of Co-op in the south of England have been using real-time facial recognition cameras to scan shoppers entering stores. § See US based studies on FRT which shows the technology can be unreliable for black people, especially black women.