CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Responding to a smart rat-a-tat-tat at his door, 97-year-old RAF veteran Alford Gardner was nonplussed to find the Prince of Wales standing there.
Not all Caribbeans who heeded the call 75 years ago to come and help with a post-Second World War labour shortage decided to stay put in the UK. Darren Lewis meets them
Speaking in In Pride of Britain : A Windrush Scandal, Guy Bailey, who arrived in Britain in 1961, recalled trying to get a job in Bristol as a young man.
Guy Reid-Bailey was 16 when he arrived in the UK from Jamaica and has told of the prejudice that Black people faced - including when he was turned down for a job as a bus driver in Bristol