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From being selfless and standing up for others - Brits have described what they believe makes someone a hero

Recent research has revealed that 78 per cent of women believe it’s important to see relatable body types in the media to normalise differences and encourage acceptance

The tourist attraction near Kenmore is up for a gong in the SME Employer of the Year – Promoting Diversity category

Glastonbury announced 55 acts joining this year's festival line-up, but it quickly drew criticism from music fans for not showing diversity as all three headliners are male

Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo took to the streets of London dressed as a superhero to ask Brits who their real-life heroes are, and why

Chi-chi Nwanoku founded the first professional orchestra in Europe to be made up of a majority of black and minority ethnic musicians.

Every two years Burkina Faso hosts Africa's largest film festival, and the event has become a lynchpin of audiovisual industries across the continent. FRANCE 24's Fatimata Wane has been taking a look at the films in selection; she brings us her top picks from Ouagadougou. We also take a look…

Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo took to the streets of London dressed as a superhero to ask Brits who their real-life heroes are, and why

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

Truist beat the banking industry average for diversity at the senior leadership level.

Emily Eavis has said she remains "entirely focused" on balancing the line-up after announcing Arctic Monkeys, Guns N' Roses and Elton John will headline