laura trevelyan, for example, the former bbc correspondent, has done that with some of her family money huge. it's 206 billion , up to £19 trillion is billion, up to £19 trillion is forecast to be to be owed. david lammy , the foreign secretary, lammy, the foreign secretary, said in 2018 on social media and also said it in the house of commons. we don't just want an apology, we want reparations and compensation. it's very clear from number 10 today that's not going to happen. they're saying that's not on the agenda. a spokesman for the government says , just to be clear, says, just to be clear, reparations are not on the agenda of the commonwealth. heads of government meeting. technically, the government's position is this hasn't changed. we do not pay reparations. i also asked that question of the chancellor earlier , and her chancellor earlier, and her answer is quite interesting. at 5:00. >> oh well, stay tuned for that. thank you very much indeed. christopher hope, our political editor there at the investment wmmw >> yeah, and a lovely background as well . i'm >> yeah, and a lovely

of the coming storm podcast, afsin shahi, middle east expert from the university of keele, and laura trevelyanrespected journalist and podcaster who's normally based in the us. we have not yet had a response from the israelis. is there a timing issue here?— the israelis. is there a timing issue here? , . , . ., , ., issue here? the israelis clearly are roactive issue here? the israelis clearly are proactive at _ issue here? the israelis clearly are proactive at the _ issue here? the israelis clearly are proactive at the moment _ issue here? the israelis clearly are proactive at the moment i - issue here? the israelis clearly are proactive at the moment i think . issue here? the israelis clearly are i proactive at the moment i think they will take a time of their choosing. the iranians are being reactive and it is what we saw on tuesday. so it feels like this is one for israel to choose the timing, i don't know what it will be. we choose the timing, i don't know what it will be. ~ ., ., ._ choose the timing, i don't know what it will be. ~ ., ., ., it will be. we heard today from iran's supreme

i think that there's a journalist, a former journalist for the bbc, laura trevelyan, who's done somey interesting stuff on this, actually , i think that. all actually, i think that. all right. okay. a minority view on the panel. it turns out . the panel. it turns out. >> she got together some people who felt guilty about this. no no no no no no no. who felt guilty about this. no no no no no no no .just give no no no no no no. just give some people a background. and then between them they rustled up about 100 grand to give to the people in grenada. 100 grand. i mean, look, if you're going to be serious, give up everything. >> that's how much there are. there are families in this country who got incredibly rich off the back of slavery . and we off the back of slavery. and we know that when slavery ended, the people who got compensated were the slave owners, not the slaves. this these are all facts. and so it is quite legitimate to ask that the question sort of 200 years on, what are we going to do to address this injustice that that still lingers because you do have countries that got