The Runnymede Trust gained extensive media coverage on the impact of George Osborne's budget on BME families. The research was written by our director Dr Omar Khan. You can readithere.

It was the lead front page story in The Guardian on Monday 27th July, which was shared over 2,700 times directly from the Guardian's online page, and attracted over 1,000 reader comments.

It was also covered in the following print and online publications:

• The Independent here.

• The Metro (London and Manchester) here.

• Politics Home here.

• Kehinde Andrews wrote an opinion piece in The Guardian's Comment Is Free here.

• The Voice (the leading African and Caribbean newspaper) here.

• Eastern Eye (leading Asian newspaper) here.

• Vice website here.

• Charlotte Pickles wrote about the research on Reform here.

• Operation Black Vote website here.

• Business Reporter here.

• International Business Times here.

• UNITElive here.

• The story was also picked up by papers in India and Bangladesh.

In the broadcast media, the story was covered in the following media:

• BBC Look North (covers Yorkshire including Bradford) here.

• Channel 4 News (video not posted unfortunately).

• Russia Today (news bulletins) here.

• Russia Today (Going Underground - news magazine programme) here.

• Press TV here.

On Twitter, 38 Degrees tweeted the story with their own graphic:

Exposed: New report shows black and ethnic minority groups hit twice as hard by #budget http://t.co/vuNsfpmYc2 pic.twitter.com/SqHEDHqvlB

— 38 Degrees (@38_degrees) July 29, 2015

The story was shared 1,080 times on Twitter, including by Labour's shadow business secretary:

.@RunnymedeTrust: four million BME individuals or 1.25 million households will be worse off due to the Tories' #Budget2015

— Chuka Umunna (@ChukaUmunna) July 27, 2015