Racial discrimination is on the rise - and the problems are mainly in schools.
Figures from anti-racism groups say there were more than 1,200 cases last year - a record high.
It's up 3% from the year before - but 2024 saw a 40% hike.
But researchers say the figures are almost certain to be underrepresented as many incidents are unreported.
Nearly a quarter of the cases are in schools.
It’s mainly black people who are the main targets, with a third of reports - but anti-Muslim sentiment is also on the rise.
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