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NSE signs MoU with Bharat Metal Exchange to boost non-ferrous metal derivatives market

NSE has signed an MoU with Bharat Metal Exchange to promote non-ferrous metal derivatives in India, aiming to strengthen price risk management and market participation. The collaboration will combine NSE’s derivatives infrastructure with BME’s industry expertise to expand hedging tools and deepen awareness across the metals value chain.

The Economic Times

B&M European Value Retail H2 Earnings Call Highlights

B&M European Value Retail (LON:BME) reported a difficult fiscal 2026 marked by lower profits, margin pressure and cost inflation, but management said stronger cash generation and reduced leverage give the discount retailer flexibility to invest in growth and its existing store estate. Chief Executi

MarketBeat

Nearly one in three temporary Black and ethnic NHS workers suffer physical violence, internal report reveals

Exclusive: ‘Urgent action is needed to tackle the unacceptable levels of racism, bias and discrimination’ faced by temporary NHS workers

The Independent UK

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Tories left ‘legacy of structural racism’ in UK jobs market, says TUC

Body says black and minority ethnic people bear brunt of insecure work, which has risen faster than secure employment

The Guardian - UK

BME women ‘twice as likely to be on zero-hours contracts as white men’

Research suggests BME workers are ‘significantly overrepresented’ on zero-hours contracts compared with white workers.

Evening Standard

Disability pay gap higher than it was a decade ago says TUC

The pay gap between non-disabled and disabled workers is higher than it was a decade ago, according to a new analysis by the Trades Union Congress.

Evening Standard

Black and Asian women ‘three times as likely to be on zero-hours contracts as white men’

TUC says this increase in zero-hours contracts for BME workers reflects structural racism in jobs market

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Data on insecure work in UK shows ‘structural racism in action’, TUC says

Number of black and minority ethnic workers in low-paid and insecure jobs doubled in past decade, data reveals

The Guardian - UK

Streets in Nottingham Tuntum homes development named after Windrush pioneers

'This is a living example of the important role that BME housing associations play in supporting local communities'

Birmingham Post

BME is helping to make the underground workplace safer

BME is helping to eliminate employee exposure to carcinogenic diesel exhaust fumes.

Newcastle Herald

Black and minority Scottish engineers sought for executive programme

Diversity and inclusion organisation is due to start the next cohort, looking to push senior staff towards high-level positions

Insider UK

Liverpool nurse wins landmark racial discrimination case

NHS England Improvement lost a employment tribunal case against a senior black nurse on grounds of race discrimination and whistleblowing

Liverpool Echo

Glasgow's Black Lives Matter Campaign sees demand for more diversity to tackle racism

The council has been urged to increase the number of BME staff on its workforce to help tackle racism.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow won't 'rush' to change street names linked to slavery

Glasgow will not “rush” into any steps to change famous street names linked to slavery a new report has stated.

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Glasgow Live

Charity aiming to empower Muslim and BME women opens Glasgow head office

Amina - The Muslim Women’s Resource Centre (MWRC) - has been offering support to women from Muslim and Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds for more than two decades.

Daily Mirror

Charity in royal race row battling funding risks as it saves Black women's lives

As charity founder Ngozi Fulani finds herself at the centre of a royal race row, we highlight the life-saving services Sistah Space provides - as a charity dedicated to supporting Black survivors of domestic abuse

The Independent UK

Climate protesters ‘would be treated much worse if they were black or working class’ claims foreign secretary

‘Black boys from Lewisham or working-class boys from Wolverhampton ... would be treated as criminality, nothing more,’ says James Cleverly

Liverpool Echo

Pop music museum venture to cost the council millions

Council will face £3m bill if current tenants leave The British Music Experience

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Birmingham Post

TUC says UK Government must change law to prevent ‘disgraceful’ racism at work

Report reveals discrimination from bullying to 'hidden' racism

Liverpool Echo

Council to write off more than £1m in debts from museum firm that went bust

Music Experience Britain was dissolved last year

Daily Mirror

Black victims of domestic violence 'left with no where to turn' because of government cuts

Apna Haq founder says black and minority (BME) charities have been unequally affected by cuts in local government funding, leaving many on the brink of closure

Newcastle Herald

Health and environment two drivers of battery-electric mining machines for underground coal

Plan to make battery-powered underground mining trucks in the Hunter

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