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Comment Notting Hill Carnival belongs in the streets, now more than ever Last year’s race riots around the UK echoed the very reason why Claudia Jones founded the Carnival in 1959, writes Ava Vidal.

A few days back, a report claimed that Virat Kohli lives in Notting Hill in London, but that does not seem to be his address.