Danielle Malgwi

2 months ago | bbc.com | Danielle Malgwi |Kamilah McInnis

'Black women deserve better' - cancer researcherDanielle Malgwi & Kamilah McInnisHandoutHelena Boyce was diagnosed with breast cancer three timesA study from the University of Surrey has revealed what it calls "critical gaps" in breast cancer care within the black community. The study found barriers prevent black African and Caribbean women in the UK from having screenings, which means they faced a higher risk of dying from breast cancer.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Danielle Malgwi |South East |Kamilah McInnis

A study from the University of Surrey has revealed what it calls "critical gaps" in breast cancer care within the black community. The study found barriers prevent black African and Caribbean women in the UK from having screenings, which means they faced a higher risk of dying from breast cancer. Anietie Aliu, lead author of the research, said: "Black women deserve better from the scientific and health communities".

Nov 27, 2024 | yahoo.com | Danielle Malgwi |South East |Jacob Panons

The global beauty retailer opened its store in Kent on Wednesday [Allison Ferns]Generate Key TakeawaysAbout 1,000 people queued to be among the first customers at Sephora's new Bluewater Shopping Centre store, according the company, including some who camped out overnight. The global beauty retailer opened its store in Kent, its seventh in the UK, on Wednesday at 09:00 GMT. Father and daughter Anthony and Dayma, from south-east London, told BBC Radio Kent they joined the queue at about 01:00.

Nov 2, 2024 | yahoo.com | Danielle Malgwi |South East

Faithless' new album and tour pay "homage" to late band member Maxi Jazz, says keyboardist Sister Bliss. The British dance act formed nearly 30 years ago in 1995, and are set to play at Brighton Centre on 9 November during their 21-date tour. While Sister Bliss said it was an "amazing feeling" to be playing shows again after an eight-year hiatus, it also felt "quite strange" playing without London-born Maxi.

Oct 29, 2024 | yahoo.com | Danielle Malgwi

A 1895 Merryweather fire engine has been returned to Bexhill after an absence of more than 100 years and handed over to the town's museum. The Bexhill Museum is now working with the East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service (ESFRS) to raise funds for the refurbishment of the vehicle before it goes on permanent display. Dawn Whittaker, ESFRS's chief fire officer, said it had been "off the run for around 100 years".