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JOURNALISM — OR INTIMIDATION? A balaclava-clad man claiming to be a journalist confronts a migrant outside his accommodation in Derby, demanding to know where he is from. Is this legitimate reporting—or harassment dressed up as journalism?

As King Charles arrives in The Bahamas, Honorable Jah Mickey, representing the House of Rastafari, demands action on restitution. What will Britain return—and when? https://jamradio.uk/news/2026/10/27/king-charles-bahamas-visit-rastafari-restitution #KingCharles #Bahamas #RoyalTour

As King Charles speeds his way to the Bahamas the Rastaman dem has give Jamradio.uk and message for Charlie and the British government. Standy: #KingCharles #RoyalTour #KingCharlie

As Saint Vincent and the Grenadines marks 47 years of independence 🇻🇨, could your family history reveal a British nationality connection worth examining? From parents and grandparents to earlier generations, the dates and circumstances matter. #SVG #IndependenceDay #BritishNationality #Caribbean

As the King's Royal Tour kicks off this week, Sir Patrick Vernon urges King Charles to apologise for the monarchy’s role in slavery—and confront its lasting legacy. Watch his intervention on BBC Sunday Morning Live. #PatrickVernon #KingCharles #Slavery #Reparations #RoyalTour

Sad news: Jamaican DJ Kovert, born Matthew Nelson, has died aged 19 following a crash. Our condolences to his family, friends and everyone who knew him. Photo: @archivedproductions_ / Instagram. #Jamaica #DJKovert #JamaicanMusic

A priest in a hard hat beneath a chained crucifix: a church clip is circulating after a priest’s death in Ecuador. Its origin and authenticity remain unverified. What is known—and what isn’t. Image: AI-enhanced composite. #JAMRadio

On this day, 25 October 1983, U.S. and Caribbean forces invaded Grenada in Operation Urgent Fury, six days after PM Maurice Bishop’s execution. The military government was overthrown; the UN General Assembly condemned the invasion. #OnThisDay #Grenada #JAMRadio

Saint Kitts and Nevis citizen, Vere Hendrickson celebrates becoming British in Montserrat after a successful challenge to historical discrimination. His story offers hope to others. Read Vere’s story below. #BritishCitizenship #Montserrat #SaintKittsAndNevis #JAMRadio

Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali calls for a formal apology and reparatory justice ahead of King Charles’s visit. #Guyana #Reparations #KingCharles #JAMRadio

Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali calls for a formal apology and reparatory justice ahead of King Charles’s visit. #Guyana #Reparations #KingCharles #JAMRadio

An Oxford platform for anti-Black racism. Nathan Cofnas claimed Black professors at Harvard would virtually disappear under a meritocracy. Now he’s invited to lecture on DEI at Oriel College. After Jason Arday, where is the reckoning?

REPARATORY JUSTICE: Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali calls for a formal apology and reparatory justice ahead of King Charles’s visit. jamradio.uk/news/2026/10... #Guyana #Reparations #KingCharles #JAMRadio

BREAKING: Actor, Noel Clarke has pleaded not guilty to six sexual offences at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The actor was granted bail ahead of a further hearing on 18 November.

Family, friends and colleagues gathered in London to remember Professor Jason Arday—his scholarship, generosity and commitment to others. Our report honours his life and the community that came together in his memory. #JasonArday #RIP

Read the full investigation: JamRadio.uk Eight Africans were shot dead when they rose against the crew of the Sally. One of the merchants who owned the ship is an ancestor of Lord Camoys, who returned to the House of Lords in June. jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

Read the full investigation: JamRadio.uk Eight Africans were shot dead when they rose against the crew of the Sally. One of the merchants who owned the ship is an ancestor of Lord Camoys, who returned to the House of Lords in June.

EXCLUSIVE - JAM RADIO INVESTIGATION: Eight Africans were shot dead when they rose against the crew of the Sally. One of the merchants who owned the ship is an ancestor of Lord Camoys, who returned to the House of Lords in June. Read the full investigation:

“The British Museum is the largest depository of stolen goods known to man.” Lord Boateng wants the Ethiopian Tabots back next year and the Benin Bronzes within “the next couple of years”. #LordBoateng #reparations #BritishMusuem

BREAKING: At least 35 people, including children, have reportedly died after a school roof collapsed in Peshawar, Pakistan. The school’s owner has been arrested as authorities investigate the cause. Read the full story on JAM Radio #Pakistan #Peshawar

Harry and Meghan return to Nottingham, spotlighting charities supporting young people and families through music, mentoring and help with food poverty. #HarryAndMeghan #Nottingham

BREAKING: Outrageous: Trump shared footage of a fatal tiger attack, then an AI clip of himself with a tiger. William Chapman’s family has pleaded for distressing material to stop circulating. Where is the compassion? jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

The Knowles-Rowland House officially opened on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, bringing a long-standing community initiative into a new chapter. The three-storey development features 31 apartments and is designed to provide residents with more than temporary..read more here 👇 jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

BREAKING: Duane “Keffe D” Davis has been sentenced to 40 years to life for orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s murder, more than 30 years after the rapper was fatally shot in Las Vegas. Read the full story #Tupac #KeffeD #2pac jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Dr. Terrance Drew says doctors have cleared him to resume full duties following a stroke.

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NEW: Swiss authorities face criminal complaint from Caribbean slavery descendant Read the full story.

NEW: African lives were turned into investments. Now slavery’s money trail reaches Switzerland: a Caribbean descendant has filed a criminal complaint against three Swiss cantons over alleged financing of enslavement. Who profited—and who will answer? jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

A press that asks difficult questions of others should welcome equally difficult questions about its own priorities. via @jamradiouk.bsky.social jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

Britain's press must explain how it decides whose reputation receives relentless scrutiny and whose receives restraint. via @jamradiouk.bsky.social jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

🔥🔥LISTEN: Even the presenters on Jamradio.uk are talking about it. @thespectator1828.bsky.social

Michael Gove’s former girlfriend, Oxford academic Dr Lola Salem, has been charged with possessing indecent images of children. The revelations come just days after their split was publicly reported. Full story in at Jamradio.uk

🔥 **MID-AIR SCARE:** Flames erupt from an overhead luggage compartment after a power bank catches fire aboard an IndiGo flight, forcing an emergency diversion to Hyderabad. The terrifying moment was caught on camera. ✈️ Full story & video 👇 #JamRadio #IndiGo

BREAKING: Americans ‘not subject to the jurisdiction of this fake ICC’ U.S Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a press statement Read the full story jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

BREAKING: R&B legend Freddie Jackson, the voice behind classics including You Are My Lady and Rock Me Tonight, has died aged 70, his family has announced. Read more:

JAMRADIO ANALYSIS: Step 1: Rename AI to "SI" Step 2: SI happens to be the web suffix for Melania's homeland Step 3: Musk rebrands to "SpaceXSI" Step 4: Domain buying took off before the order was even signed 🙄 Meanwhile Anguilla's .ai income takes the hit 👇

BREAKING: All US bombers have left RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, the Pentagon has confirmed. B-1B Lancers flew out on Sunday, a week after five men were arrested near the base on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism. jamradio.uk/news/2026/10...

BREAKING: Christa Pike's execution in Tennessee has been halted. Pike, 50, was due to become the first woman executed by the state in more than 200 years, for the 1995 murder of Job Corps classmate Colleen Slemmer, 19. #ChristaPike #DeathPenalty

Just days after families celebrated the safe return of young women caught up in high-profile overseas legal ordeals, another troubling case has emerged, reigniting debate about travel safety, personal responsibility and the potentially life-changing consequences.👇 www.allangles.co.uk/2026/09/croy...

BARBADOS: PM Mia Mottley has reaffirmed plans to extend citizenship by descent to the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Bajans overseas. Speaking to the diaspora in Toronto, she said: "My friends, you crossed oceans and helped build nations." Full story at jamradio.uk