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For untold numbers of people, which continued in the lives of people today�*. our correspondent — anna holligan is in the hague. how important is this apology? it is hu:el how important is this apology? it 3 hugely symbolic, historic moment, and he went much further than many people had anticipated. he said the silence had gone on for too long, that the system was painful, ugly and downright embarrassing. he made this speech inside the national archives, he said you cannot ignore the facts and actually he went into some of those numbers, striking figures, by 1814, more than 600,000 people ...

Because it's very unfortunate that she happened to choose a african name that is from a jihadist tribe of's slave traders. i'm not sure shead knows that much, but this woman had clearly transcribed the entire conversation with lady. i'm not sure if she tookever a smartphone into the palace or not, but whatever she did, she's breachinhatever g protoco and that is against britishr. law. that's that's inappropriate at the very least. but what is interesting aboutaw her is that she turned up in full african garb, which i would say is cultural appropriation, because morning, hedley's from hackney, ...

And it is absolutely nothing but escapist fun. but, hey, if that's what you want from the cinema, this will give it to you. it's a big sugar popcorn, sweetness episode. that's it. i feel as if i've seen it already. i know what you're getting at. we all love lesley manville. however, let's move on. 0k. the woman king. so this opens on tuesday, on the 4th. it's been generating a lot of awards buzz since it played at...i think it was toronto. a lot of that buzz is for viola davis, who plays nanisca. she is the general of the agojie, an elite force of female soldiers guarding the dahomey kingdom i...

An elite force of female soldiers guarding the dahomey kingdom in west africa in the 1820s. the plot involves conflict with neighbouring warlords, portuguese slave traders. there is plenty of spectacle, plenty of action. there is an extraordinary cast, including john boyega — in his best role yet, i think — lashana lynch, sheila atim. very solidly directed by gina prince—bythewood, beautifully shot by polly morgan. but it is viola davis who dominates the screen. she is such a commanding screen presence. i mean, this is a role — it's muscular, it's sinewy, it demands a lot of emotional ...

Slavery and 2000 men died trying to stop the slave traders. and the african kings that were selling their own people. the british were trying to stop them. so we must all remember that. for >> melissa, i want to give you the final word. >> i don't think anyone is discounting that history, and no one is saying that there weren't other individuals, other countries, that were involved in colonialism. i think what i am saying simply is that this can be complicated for those of us who are not english, those of us who are not in the uk. but nonetheless live with the residue of what the british empir...