world, shaking their hands but there were also placards, some protests, people calling for reparations. and i think if we are honest this topic is not necessarily anything new but when we have these royal visit or event like the coronation, it does lead some people in the caribbean to say, look, we are assessing what all of this means there has been renewed calls for reparations. when i interviewed the prime minister of saint kitson and need this, he said to me that he once king charles to acknowledge that a wrong was done in the past. he wants an apology and when we have reached to buckingham palace for a statement they said that slavery is an issue that the king takes profoundly seriously and he cannot describe the depth of personal sorrow and suffering caused by savoury. we know that king charles says that he welcomes a study that is exploring the relationship between the monarchy and the slave trade in the 17th and 18th century, and when i talk to the prime minister of st
going out together to experience their bows have univision and even anecdotally you could speak to people and there are so many people talking about univision, getting involved because they see it for what it is, it is not a joke, it isn t to be ridiculed, it is a serious music competition where real performers can be born. performers can be born. thank you for takin: performers can be born. thank you for taking the performers can be born. thank you for taking the through performers can be born. thank you for taking the through that, - performers can be born. thank you i for taking the through that, james. as well as the spectacle and the musical element of univision, it promises to be a huge week for businesses across liverpool. fans from all over the world have poured into the city, providing a much welcome boost to the local economy. if # well, shake it up baby, now # twist and shout.# liverpool doing what liverpool does best. entertainment already spilling out onto the streets