the government's racial equality audit, which was published this morning, shows that...ng black, asian and other ethnic minorities is almost double that of white british adults. but only a third of white british pupils on free school meals reached the expected standard at the end of primary school — worse than any other ethnic group. it also showed that the overwhelming majority of people of all ethnicities felt that they "belonged to britain". adina campbell has this report. ina in a society where it seems racial barriers are not what they used to be, today's new report paints a different picture. as expected, much of the data shows disadvantage for black and ethnic minority communities. i want to see more action... this youth worker has been stopped by police more than 100 times. 40 years, nothing seems to have moved on. that is the reason i believe we have the problem, the system is designed to push out the disparity, based on race discrimination. some of the key findings in the government's race disparity audit found fewer black and bangladeshi people who own their o

the government's racial equality audit, which was published this morning, shows that unemployment amongrd of white british pupils on free school meals reached the expected standard at the end of primary school, worse than any other ethnic group. it also showed that the overwhelming majority of people of all ethnicities felt that they ‘belonged to britain'. our correspondent adina campbell has more details. in a society where it seems racial barriers are not what they used to be, today's new report paints a different picture. as expected, much of the data shows disadvantage for black and ethnic minority communities. i want to see more action... this youth worker in london has been stopped by police more than 100 times. 40 years, nothing seems to have moved on. that is the reason i believe we have the problem, the system is designed to push out the disparity, because it is based on race discrimination. some of the key findings in the government's race disparity audit found fewer black and bangladeshi people own their own homes, compared to white, indian and pakistani groups. black caribbe

equality in the u.k. will be unveiled later on tuesday by the british government the racial disparity audit was ordered last year by prime minister turns away and examines how people of different races and backgrounds are treated and better society but critics are already questioning whether data alone can lead to genuine reform paul brennan reports from london. in the eighteen nineties charles booth's maps of the rich and poor areas of victorian london showed the glaring inequalities of the age more than a century later on her first day as prime minister to race in may chose to make social justice her core priority to that means fighting against the burning injustice that if you're born poor you will die on average nine years earlier than others if you're black you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if your white. inequality is stubbornly endemic in the u.k. in education employment housing health care and the criminal justice system a person's racial and economic background can profoundly affect the opportunities and treatment they receive it's not overt racism in vats people are s

the government's racial equality audit, published this morning, makes for stark reading. is almost doubleults. 32% of white british pupils on free school meals reached expected standard. but only a third of white british pupils on free school meals reached the expected standard at the end of primary school — worse than any other ethnic group. over 80% felt they "belonged to britain". it also showed that the overwhelming majority of people of all ethnicities felt that they "belonged to britain". in a society where it seems racial barriers are not what they used to be, today's new report paints a different picture. as expected, much of the data shows disadvantage for black and ethnic minority communities. i want to see more action... this youth worker has been stopped by police more than 100 times. a0 years, nothing seems to have moved on. nothing seems to have moved on. the system is designed to push disparity because it is based on race discrimination. some of the key findings in the government's race disparity audit found fewer black and bangladeshi people who own their own homes compare