to invite the belgian king. to do what? to loot us again? belgium s princess esmeralda spoke to the bbc s focus on africa programme. she says recent events including the george floyd killing have influenced her family s thinking. it was always, obviously, discussed, but obviously the international events put the whole of europe, i think, to realise that racism and discrimination was coming from colonialism and all those difficult, painfuland, let s say, horrible times, what the colonial powers the european colonial powers did in africa and elsewhere in the world. i think that, already, the first step, which was the regret of the king two years ago, was an important step. i think everybody is probably waiting for something more, like formal apologies,
and so we can open this new chapter and have a transparent relationship, looking back at history with, you know, the honesty and openness that it deserves, so we can move to the future. princess esmeralda, talking to the bbc a little earlier. and before we go tonight, a tale of sunken treasure at the bottom of the ocean. colombian naval officials have found two more historical shipwrecks, close to the remains of the sanjose galleon, a spanish ship laden with treasure that was sunk by the british in 1708. the new discoveries are believed to be from columbia s war of independence with spain. a remotely operated vehicle captured some of the clearest images yet of the treasures in the sanjose. they include gold ingots and coins.