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Melissa Sigodo

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Zimbabwean & British 🇿🇼 🇬🇧 Awarded Journalist & Founder of The Community Reporter covering Black news in the UK. Subscribe👇🏾Justice for Grenfell💚
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Body found in search for missing US teen

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By Melissa Sigodo
| thecommunityreporter.co.uk
Nolan’s heartbroken mother has asked for privacy while his family grieves their “sweet son.” STORY BY MELISSA SIGODO JULY 7, 2026 A body has been found in the search for a teenage football player who disappeared during Fourth of July celebrations. Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, had visited Horn Island, Mississippi, on Saturday July 4 and is said to have vanished around 3pm after a boat trip with friends, according to local reports.
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Black female traveller left feeling "distressed" and "stereotyped" after prebooked 3am airport shuttle driver refuses to take her

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By Melissa Sigodo
| thecommunityreporter.co.uk
Kassandra Gordon says she felt “humiliated” after she was forced to leave the coach at Stansted Airport. STORY BY MELISSA SIGODO JULY 5, 2026 A Black female traveller says she was left feeling “distressed” and “stereotyped” after a coach driver refused to take her on a prebooked airport shuttle in the middle of the night.
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Women’s collective raises over 250k after racist riots in Belfast

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By Melissa Sigodo
| thecommunityreporter.co.uk
Anaka Women’s Collective says 200 families were rehoused after they stepped in to help those affected by racist attacks last month. STORY BY MELISSA SIGODO JULY 2, 2026 A grassroots women’s collective supporting migrants has raised over £250,000 and rehoused 200 families affected by racist attacks in Belfast, Northern Ireland, last month.
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