Uganda

The idea of a Hindu Asian prime minister who was the son of African immigrants would have seemed absurd and impossible in 1972. PIC: LEON NEAL/POOL/AFP via Getty Images

Rishi Sunak's appointment shows progress in tackling racism - Dr Alan Billings

Nurses Andy Dennis and Tracey Hill, from Harrogate, are working to raise more than £200,000 for Doctors Without Borders. Photo: Ernesto Rogata

Meet the Harrogate nurses raising £200,000 for Doctors Without Borders

Dr Joshi aged 21, in Derby.

Refugees forced to flee Uganda in 1972 share memories 50 years on

Home Secretary Priti Patel. Picture: PA.

Refugees contribute positively to the UK despite trauma - Dr Abdul Bary Malik

Tina Leslie is the founder of Freedom4Girls

Yorkshire period poverty campaigner recognised in Jubilee Honours list

Andrew and Sarah Picture: Taylor Green

‘Barefoot’ Yorkshire couple changing the way we think about shoes

Comic Relief will no longer send celebrities to Africa - here’s why

John Sentamu in York Minster

Outgoing Archbishop of York to broadcast special service reflecting on his life

Social distancing in a tea field in India. Picture: Mcleod Russel India Ltd.

Yorkshire Tea is caring for the people behind our cuppas this International Tea ...

England's Chelsea Pitman during the Netball World Cup.

England open up with World Cup triumph

Sister Agnes Mary OShea

Sister Agnes Mary O'Shea, teacher

Charlie Webster. PIC: PA

Big interview: TV presenter Charlie Webster on her near-death ordeal

Benson Taylor with South Sudanese refugees at a World Food Programme food distribution site. Picture: Hugh Rutherford

Drop in the ocean of a global crisis

A mountain gorilla. PA Photo/Renato Granieri.

Travel review: The Uganda gorilla trail

Professor Adele Jones

Â£4.3m research centre to develop anti-violence games

Ugandan President Idi Amin (AP Photo/File)

Jobs for Asian Victims of Amin: The Week That Was September 6-12 1972

Restaurant owner '˜mauled'a by Gordon Ramsay runs marathon to save lives in Afri...

Midwives take to the road thanks to Emily

Phil Jagielka

Stars are pass masters at helping pupils raise money

Youngsters from Clifton Green Primary School, who have seen their fundraising video for Sport Relief get responses from around the world, recorded a song at a professional recording studio.

Watch: York youngsters draft in sports stars and kids from around the world for ...

Supporters in stitches at York Minster's special sewing bee
YORK Minster was transformed into a mini production line as hundreds of volunteers put their sewing skills to the test to help others.

One of Bertha's tea cosies

Bertha is just our cup of tea

‘Better working environments will save firms money’

Lucy at Ford End House, Ampleforth

A place in the country

Entrepreneur’s coffee enterprise puts fair trade at top of the menu

Ian Spaven

Ian Spaven

Four killed as fighting intensifies between soldiers and Congo rebels

Paul Rogers: Terror group chose Nairobi target with care

Children at the school in Uganda

Video: Uganda schoolkids sing Blades’ Greasy Chip Butty song

Stephen Fry

Fry wins praise over suicide candour

Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry: I tried to kill myself

Life with the lions
As Uganda prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its independence, Diana Pilkington joins the safari enthusiasts.

More volunteers getting ‘snail disease’

Video: Sentamu tipped to be first black Archbishop of Canterbury

Be prepared for extreme weather, top climate scientists warn

Pull troops out or face suicide attacks, Kenya told

Zbigniew ‘Kim’ Kmietowicz

UK gives £100m to help avert maternal deaths

Write-offs by Defence Ministry hit £110m

Camera study confirms risk to animals

Vicar arrested in sham marriages investigation

My Passion with Ali Gayward: Love of horses has stayed since riding started at t...

Briton arrested at Dutch airport over terror links

No bruises insists 'cheerful' Brown

Extremists kill 74 in suicide bombings

Family mourns student who had 'passion' for kayaking

86 people die in Uganda landslides