'I've made the point that the Windrush scandal was both foreseeable and avoidable' Windrush review author, Wendy Williams, tells ITV News 'everyone is watching, everyone is waiting, and everyone is looking to the Home Office' to lead charge on taking on board her recommendations. More here: https://bit.ly/2NkP13h | ITV News

We spoke to poet John Agard about the Windrush scandal, race and language. He also recorded this wonderful poem on Brexit for us https://on.ft.com/2KENgLZ | Financial Times

Today is Windrush Day and marks 74 years since the HMT Empire Windrush arrived in the UK. The ship was carrying 1,027 passengers, 802 of whom gave their last country of residence as somewhere in the Caribbean; additional documented countries of residence are India, Pakistan, Kenya and South Africa. Today, we recognise and thank all those who arrived on Empire Windrush and their descendants, for the contributions they have made and continue to make to Britain. Explore our UK and Ireland, Incoming

72 years ago today, Britain saw the first arrivals of the Windrush generation. Here is the story behind it. Read more: http://huffp.st/O2w924C | HuffPost UK

Today marks #WindrushDay which celebrates the incredible contributions of the Windrush Generation. Last week, Defence Minister Baroness Goldie visited the National Army Museum alongside Corporal Joseph from St Lucia. They viewed the West Indian Soldier exhibition and discussed the importance of honouring Caribbean contributions to the UK. 📹👇 📸 National Army Museum | Ministry of Defence