Downing Street puts pressure on Liverpool to drop Suarez

Liverpool was under pressure to drop its most celebrated striker today, after Downing Street waded into the row over his behaviour during a 2-2 draw against Chelsea.
‘Openly racist’ Tory councillor quits over boarding school comments

The Conservative councillor who feared a ‘sexual volcano’ at a new boarding school has resigned his party after acknowledging “extremely foolish” remarks.
Stephen Lawrence: 20 years on the police are still considered racist

On the 20th anniversary of Stephen Lawrence’s murder, two in three black and Asian people still consider the police force to be “institutionally racist”, a poll has found.
The week in review: Fascists, child killers and the Daily Mail

Paulo Di Canio, George Osborne, Mick Philpott and Paul Dacre make it a week to be forgotten.
Comment: Can you really be a fascist without being a racist?

New Sunderland AFC manager Paulo Di Canio has come under fire for his past political statements, including kind words about Benito Mussolini and the doing the Nazi salute while in Italy, but can you really be a fascist without being a racist?
Paulo Di Canio: I am not a fascist

The new manager of Sunderland has finally denied being a fascist, as the club tries to limit the political damage from his appointment.
No questions allowed: Fascist manager arrives at Sunderland

Paolo Di Canio walked out of his first press conference as manager of Sunderland today, after journalists repeatedly pressed him on his commitment to fascism.
Review: Django Unchained

Quentin Tarantino teams up with Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson to make a violent, hilarious tribute to the healing power of cinema against the evils of slavery: Django Unchained.
Griffin: Pursued by police, Twitter and gay B&B couple

A gay couple who were targeted for mob action by Nick Griffin have lashed out at the BNP leader, amid a police investigation into the incident.
Cameron “appalled” by racist abuse of England players

The prime minister was “appalled” by the racial abuse faced by England’s under-21 squad in Serbia last night, according to his official Twitter account.