in various categories, which means that, come the end of the night, she could be a record breaker. she could be the most successful grammy winning artist of all time and, as you mentioned, the pre ceremony, the premier ceremony hasjust taken place and that is when about, what, about 80% of the awards are actually handed out and she has already won in two of those nine categories. she won four best dance recording and also best r&b performance so she is on course to achieve at least 31. if she gets more than 31 she would be the most successful grammy winning artist of all time. she is nominated for renaissance, which is that hugely popular album which she had out in the last year, which is really omage to black, queer dance music, to house music. it has been critically acclaimed, and deeply researched album. an fault all beyonce hasn t
the ceremony hasjust involved. if you go to a ceremony, the ceremony has just finished on that you can pay it back on the website and hear the stories. we have got five wonderful survivors here with us. these are all holocaust survivors and survivors from the other genocides as well and they tell their stories and of course particularly with the holocaust these people are rare. most people who are targeted by the nazis did not survive. these people are very precious and you hear their stories and you go and you feel it and you learn more and you do something. so for example we have a score a muslim girls school where they heard from a bosnian survivor and afterwards they did a whole campaign about refugees because this man was a refugee and he came from bosnia and he was persecuted and he nearly lost his life and his aunt lost his life and he came here as a refugee so they were so inspired by history that they went on and did