✨ OUT TODAY… ✨ The December Issue of The Voice Newspaper 📰 Inside this issue: ▶ The Caribbean Will Rise Again — A special feature from Voice Editor Vic Motune on the global wave of support from Caribbean governments and diaspora communities for Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba.

EighteenJamaicans still missing after #hurricanemelissa Melissa Authorities continue search efforts as shelters support more than 1,100 displaced residents https://t.co/EPm1lxOHZm

Former England captain #RioFerdinand to conduct #worldcupdraw Ferdinand: “As a player, I lived for these global stages – now I’m humbled to play a different, special role together with an incredible line-up to reveal the 12 groups of four teams that the whole world is waiting

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Bukayo Saka: From faith to football To show the impact that Bukayo has on youth football, his new boot launch is centered around a community campaign, 'Through Their Eyes' https://t.co/o2LKlREHIl

One year after fatal police shooting, Meade family calls for suspension of officer Relatives to stage anniversary rally at West Mercia Police HQ demanding accountability as key questions about the tragedy remain unanswered By Vic Motune ➡️ https://t.co/0mDLkpeYS4

Black women sound the alarm as fake hair products flood online marketplaces From Amazon to local hair shops, female consumers have taken to TikTok to warn that counterfeits are slipping through the net and and putting their health at risk By @S_Fleary1 https://t.co/9dCXgxLvGo

Racism in the NHS is costing billions — and Black lives A briefing paper from the NHS Race and Health Observatory exposes the huge sums of money lost to inequality and the human price of discrimination across the service ➡️ https://t.co/2Ba2sHHjMs By Vic Motune

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‘He’d rather die than be in there’: shocking family testimonies spur call for isolation room ban Black parents and campaigners tell The Voice that isolation rooms are being used as punishment instead of support, fuelling a dangerous school-to-prison pipeline By @S_Fleary1

New CPS strategy promises justice for women trapped in ‘hidden, repeated’ domestic abuse The plan aims to improve prosecutions and rebuild trust by recognising the link between abuse and other crimes and says the violence faced by Black women must be addressed By @S_Fleary1

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Kenyan wins World Athletics Woman of the Year Award Ruth Jepchumba Bundotich has been announced as the recipient honouring her outstanding leadership https://t.co/YrG8M3LbFm

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Forgotten no more: the unsung Black female designers who shaped fashion history Their talent was copied, overlooked, and erased but now the amazing stories of these trailblazing women are finally coming to light says Coral Turner Read more➡️ https://t.co/KHG7JoY5A4

Jamaican music icon Jimmy Cliff to be given an official funeral The revered singer has been hailed as a talented songwriter, actor and singer who helped to bring reggae to an international audience https://t.co/0P0nfJTIzH

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Twelve Ethiopian artefacts returned after being in Germany for more than a century An official hand-over ceremony took place on Wednesday to the Institute of Ethiopian Studies at Addis Ababa University. By @S_Fleary1 https://t.co/sEt11mskcr