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Yvonne Field, a lecturer in BA Applied Social Studies, Community Development and Youth Work in the Department of Social, Therapeutic and Community Studies, is calling on the government to launch a comprehensive investigation into all the factors which are contributing to the affect the virus is having on BME people. 

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Ubele has been playing a national leadership role in ensuring the voice of BME communities are heard and  calling for him to launch an investigation into the wide range of race and health inequalities in Britain which have been highlighted by the pandemic.

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Alongside the open letter, as part of Ubele鈥檚 #WeNeedAnswers campaign a fund has also been set up to help support those from BAME communities who have lost loved ones to Covid-19.