Businesswoman Gina Miller has been named as Britain's most influential black person.
The 52-year-old led the successful Brexit legal challenge which ruled parliament had to vote on whether Theresa May could trigger Article 50.
Ms Miller topped the 2018 Powerlist of 100 people, which recognises those of African and African Caribbean heritage.
British Vogue editor Edward Enninful and grime artist Stormzy have also been included in this year's list.
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Those named were decided by an independent panel - including former High Court judge Dame Linda Dobbs and former Apprentice winner Tim Campbell. They rated nominees on their "ability to change lives and alter events".
The 52-year-old led the successful Brexit legal challenge which ruled parliament had to vote on whether Theresa May could trigger Article 50.
Ms Miller topped the 2018 Powerlist of 100 people, which recognises those of African and African Caribbean heritage.
British Vogue editor Edward Enninful and grime artist Stormzy have also been included in this year's list.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-41734289
Those named were decided by an independent panel - including former High Court judge Dame Linda Dobbs and former Apprentice winner Tim Campbell. They rated nominees on their "ability to change lives and alter events".