This week's Windrush Day has been a chance to celebrate the Commonwealth citizens who helped rebuild the UK after the Second World War.
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This week’s Windrush Day has been a chance to celebrate the Commonwealth citizens who helped rebuild the UK after the Second World War.
But members of the Windrush generation are still fighting for justice after they were wrongly accused of living in the UK illegally.
One of them is Hannah Dankwa, who was incorrectly stopped from entering the UK. After reports by this programme the government has finally reversed the decision to block her.
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