Vanessa Dougnac: 'The supremacy of Hinduism in India is unprecedented: a form of internal colonization'

Researchers now describe it as both historical phenomenon and public health model. Its success was remarkable Past/Present is a column which places current events in historical context Aids has always been laden with political and emotional volatilities. The possibility of blood- or sex-based transmission combined with its first emergence among marginalised and criminalised populations created a potent mix of primal terror and terrifying prejudice. It can sometimes be difficult to remember just how potently misinformation, fear and outright hostility framed the knowledge and experience of Aids in the first decade or so of the pandemic. In this period, a…

⚽ Premier League updates from Old Trafford; KO 8pm GMT⚽ Live scores | Table | Read Football Daily | Mail Scott West Ham are still in mourning after last weekend’s passing of their beloved Billy Bonds, once voted by fans as their greatest-ever player. That’s no small statement at a club where Bobby Moore, Trevor Brooking and Geoff Hurst once strutted their stuff. Two FA Cup lifts, a club-record 799 appearances, plus runners-up medals in the European Cup Winners’ Cup and League Cup … it’s the stuff of legend all right. Rest well, Billy. Nuno Espírito Santo speaks to…

Condemnation of system that ‘allows officers to simply walk away, retiring without consequence’ Full report: 12 police officers would have faced gross misconduct cases Timeline: decades seeking justice and change Margaret Aspinall, whose 18-year-old son James was one of the 97 people unlawfully killed, has criticised the lack of accountability. I cannot accept or understand how 97 people can be unlawfully killed, the police can lie, and nobody is held accountable,” she says. “I recognise that the IOPC and Operation Resolve have worked hard and some of these findings are strong. But it’s absolutely ridiculous that so few people…