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Bonsu and Juju

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Henry
Best known as the man axed by BBC London for being “too intellectual”, Oxford graduate Henry has been a journalist since 1990, working as a staff researcher and producer on BBC radio and TV programmes like Today, World at One, Public Eye, and Black Britain. He became a freelance journalist and broadcaster in 1997, anchoring several programmes on BBC London 94.9FM, including Breakfast, Lunchtime, and Drivetime, interviewing leading politicians, businesspeople and a range of London personalities. Henry was also a popular panellist on Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff, and has appeared as a news commentator on Radio 5 Live and Sky News for several years.

Not so well known for his print journalism, he has nonetheless has written for the Times, Mail on Sunday, Daily Express, The Voice, New Nation, Pride Magazine, and the London Evening Standard. He is also UK correspondent for Black Entertainment Television, and presents regular discussion programmes on Press TV and Vox Africa.

Juju
An Actress for over 15 years Juanne Fuller (aka Juju) has appeared in some of the UK's most popular TV programmes, including Kavanagh QC, Brookside, Eastenders, and The Bill. Now an aspiring writer, she has already been published in the Daily Telegraph, the London Paper, New Nation and the First Post. Juju is currently working on her first script for an original TV drama.

Juju brings an element of danger to the studio, as her pampered ex BBC colleagues Calum and Bonsu never know what to expect especially when class warfare, Gaza, and Goody are on the agenda. Lately she's has formed an unlikely alliance with that other Breakfast firebrand Toby Kell-Ogg on the subject of Jade's treatment by the sneering middle classes. There may be trouble ahead...

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Sunday, April 28, 2013

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Monday, April 22, 2013

We salute Stephen Lawrence

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However, 20 Years on today, has much changed in our society?

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5/24/2013: Classic Juju

Greetings Juju, I commend you for having the courage to speak out where most media commentators are shutting down certain avenues of debate. You, Tasha and your anon message said everything far more eloquent than I ever could. The issues surrounding weak parenting and prison conversions for a tiny MINORITY of our boys married to a very real agressive foreign and domestic policy are obvious radicalisation catalysts. I personaly would add loss of identity and purpose into the mix and refer to one of my main role models, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali as exampl. When they became Muslims they were vilified by the US and UK media and governments. But both were never about violence and hatred, they was about dignity, humanity & love for self. Perhaps if someone had listend to the needs and concerns of the attackers when younger, they may have never carried out thier attrocities when spirtually lost. I don't know, but tough, honest dialogue is always essential for peace. Great show

5/23/2013: a sad morning in SE 18

You asked for contributions about what we think, well this morning all I can do is tell you how I feel, as I’m in such a state of shock combined with a night of broken sleep I can’t think straight. I live only a few minutes’ walk from the site of yesterday’s atrocity, in fact it is my spot where in happier times I usually watch the London Marathon. I live at the top of a hill with a panoramic view of Woolwich & the Thames, yesterday I working at my PC, I knew something serious was up by the on-going drone of the helicopters circling and circling above, imagine the shock when I heard an initial news report of a serious incident which had taken place right on my doorstep. Of course I was compulsively glued to the rolling TV news and social media for the remainder of the day and well into the night. Later, imagine the chill that went down my spine when I saw the predictable and much retweeted call to arms by the ELD. Imagine the growing sense of fear at the pit of my stomach as darkness

5/16/2013: request

Hi this is Conrad from sweden,can you play see you when I get there by lou Rawls to all the people that will be going to Ibiza with bob masters and his crew to funk up the spanish people! All the best conrad

5/9/2013: Charles. R

Morning everyone! I am totally against domestic violence, in all shape and forms. The impact on the victim and children has lasting emotional & physical scars. However, Charles should be judged on what he did (saved those young women). Indeed, individuals, may think twice to step in to 'play the Good Samaritan' If they feel that their past will be judge, rather than the good deed. As they quote states: 'Every saint has a passed and every sinner has a future!'

5/8/2013: From zero to hero

Charles Ramsey is my Black hero of the week, not for rescuing those women but for his Richard Pryor like performance... he should be doing stand-up... Reporter: "What was the reaction on the girls' faces? I can't imagine, to see the sunlight, to be..." Ramsey: "Well, I knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man, Dead giveaway'... They’ve even made a an autotune version of his account. There’s also a later CNN interview where a more measured Ramsey displays his obvious intelligence and humanity, worth checking it out. Now waiting to hear Ramsey's back-story. Love to the gorgeous Juju (with Jamaican accent)

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