CW: This episode contains a discussion around suicide, which some may find triggering. 
Diyora Shadijanova is joined by documentary presenter and host, Aaron Roach Bridgeman , and political commentator and journalist Emma Burnell . They discuss the governments new immigration system, why the media needs to change their reporting on suicide and The Brit Awards 
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News moves at a breakneck speed that it’s almost impossible to keep up while also managing your own daily commitments. So what if you could hear a summary of 3 of the stories on everyone’s lips from this week? Journalist Diyora Shadijanova (@TheDiyora on Twitter), will bring the stories to life, joined by 2 guests every week, to discuss and dissect the topics at hand.  #YourBroccoliWeekly

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GENERATION WINDRUSH 



PART 1:



‘Generation Windrush’ is a two-part podcast documentary series hosted and produced by Jaja Muhammad. 

This podcast takes a deep dive into the fate and feelings of the Windrush Generation, then and now.

Guest contributors to the series are Patrick Vernon OBE, Allyson Williams MBE and Colin Grant, who will be sharing their insights, stories and reflections on what we can learn from the generation, the impact of losing their identity and the systems that played their part in the subsequent scandal.



PART 2:



This podcast delves into the Windrush Scandal that broke in 2018, and what impact the 'hostile environment' created for many people from the windrush generation.

What actually went wrong, when did it start? who was really responsible? And what happens next for people who are part of this Windrush Generation?

Guest contributors to the second part of series are political activist Patrick Vernon OBE, immigration lawyer Jacqueline Mckenzie and journalist Amelia Gentleman. They shared what part they had to play to publicise one of the biggest scandals involving the government.





Credits:

Host / Producer Jaja Muhammad

Executive Producer Tony Phillips

Sound designed by Hana Walker-Brown
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Your Broccoli Weekly Special: GENERATION WINDRUSH 1 & 2

A new series exploring the true story of British involvement in the Transatlantic Slave trade and how it touches every part of the nation. Hosted by journalist Moya Lothian-McLean.

Available now, just search Human Resources in your podcast app or click here to listen now. (https://link.chtbl.com/humanresources?sid=dig)
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Introducing Human Resources

Hi Your Broccoli Weekly listeners, here's a podcast we think you'll love; it's called Zombiemum. When writer and illustrator Laura Dockrill first became a mum, the experience was life changing - but not in the way she was expecting. She woke up on her first Mother’s Day in a psychiatric ward, without a clue where she was, separated from her newborn, with a diagnosis of postpartum psychosis. Since her experience, she’s been on a mission to uncover the psychological effects of bringing a small person into this world and smash the stigmas associated with them. Each week Laura will be talking to guests from a range of different backgrounds and disciplines all with their own unique experience for some heart-breaking, heart warming, gut wrenching, generous, reassuring real talk. #Zombiemum
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Introducing: Zombiemum

Hi Your Broccoli Weekly listeners, here's a podcast we think you'll love; it's called Broccoli Book Club. Hosted by multimedia journalist Diyora Shadijanova.
Broccoli Book Club is a ‘real book club’ but within a podcast format. Listeners can follow along month by month where we'll be discussing literature which pushes for inquisitive and forward thinking minds to familiarise themselves with topics they don't usually learn about.
The podcast is split in two parts - part one is a group discussion of the book of the month with host Diyora, a member of the Broccoli Team and an esteemed book reader. Part two is an interview with the celebrated author of the book of the month.
Why not kick off that reading habit you've always wanted to. Join in the conversation by sending in your thoughts, comments and reflections to voicenotes@broccolicontent.com and via our social media @broccolicontent #BroccoliBookClub
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Introducing: Broccoli Book Club

TW: In this episode, we speak to people who share their struggles with mental health, including suicidal thoughts. Listener discretion is advised

Have we underestimated the impact of the pandemic and lockdown on our mental health? How will our behaviour change in future as a result? 
Diyora is joined by Dr Raj Persaud, Laura Peters, Head of Advice and Information Services at Rethink Mental Illness, as well as some guests who wanted to share their experiences of dealing with mental health issues during these unprecedented times 
 
Mental Health Resources 
Rethink - Mental Health Charity 
https://www.rethink.org/aboutus/who-we-are/ 
CALM
Website: www.thecalmzone.net
Samaritans
Website: www.samaritans.org.uk 
SANE
Website: www.sane.org.uk/support
NHS mental health and wellbeing advice website 
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/
Every Mind Matters website
https://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters/

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