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 NEWSWATCH - Tuesday 25th July 2006

 

MEDIA
Who?
ENGLAND FOOTBALL star, RIO FERDINAND, fresh from this summer's World Cup in Germany has named his new baby son LORENZ - German for Lawrence, writes the SUN

MEDIA
Who?
NAOMI CAMPBELL is doing her bit to keep lawyers, busy writes the INDEPENDENT's PANDORA. Two stories relating to her love-life which featured in the SUN recently. 

TELEVISION
Black-watch
DEAD-ENDER JULEY is accused of an attack on RUBY in the latest instalment of BBC super-boring soap EASTENDERS. So, when is a Black guy going to get a decent role in BBC drama? What happened to 55 Degrees North and Baby Father? Instead we get jokers GUS the dustman and Juley the rasta-tute.  Hmmm

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We scan national newspapers for stories that feature Black people and where possible give you the opportunity to read them. For obvious reasons we cannot reproduce these stories, but will show you where to find them giving you the chance to view how the different publications deal with Black subjects and portray Black people. REMEMBER these are not our words, but where the subject/person is listed in on our site you will also be able to view things from what we believe to be a wholly Black perspective
 
 
 
WE'LL MAKE EVERY DODGY DAD PAY UP 
Mums will be forced by law to name babies' fathers on birth certificates - as part of a drive to make dads support their kids. The clampdown was unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary John Hutton as he axed the Child Support Agency
 
PLEA-BARGAINING PLAN FOR FRAUDSTERS
Fraudsters will be able to negotiate shorter sentences with prosecutors under revolutionary legal proposals put forward by ministers. It would allow more lenient punishments for fraud suspects who admit their guilt 
 
IMMIGRANT THREAT TO UK WORKERS
Britain could face 'significant social problems' if companies continue hiring East European immigrants over their unskilled British counterparts, warned director general of the British Chamber of Commerce, David Frost 
 
BNP FACES BACKLASH AFTER MURDERS OF TWO MUSLIMS
British National Party supporters were yesterday blamed for encouraging racial hatred in the towns where two Muslim men were murdered at the weekend 
 
 
FATHERS WHO REFUSE TO PAY UP MAY BE NAMED AND SHAMED
Absent fathers who refuse to pay maintenance for their children could be named and shamed on a website and in the local press under new enforcement measures
 
FAMILY OF SUSPECTED RACE KILLING VICTIM MOURN SON
The family of an Asian man stabbed to death in a suspected racist attack at the weekend spoke yesterday of a "loving son whose future held promise". Shezan Umarji, 20, was assaulted in a brawl between about 40 white and Asian youths - some armed with knives, bottles and bats - in Preston, Lancashire.

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