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it ended up in the british museum in london, where it's being kept in a cupboard for more than a 100. yes. the british museum says he's willing to loan artifacts from his collections, any of which were looted in centuries past. the king's brother was allowed to visit the gotcha. and the storage cupboard 8 years ago and took this video 7000 kilometers away, the elders say they just want it back to give you guys the in ga, ga, is a symbol of government. it's used to rally the people and help them organize themselves . so now we don't have it. the poker has been becoming poor ever since. the areas among the poorest in kenya, over the last century. some ways of life haven't changed much. others have such as traditional beliefs which have been replaced with christianity, always lamb, young people, king macaroni says, need to be reconnected to their heritage. he wants to formerly request the gattey's return through kenya's government. it's not something belonging to the museum, something which will be bring, which will be, which will be able to bring on, not only joy, battery, believe it wi

it was stolen by colonialists around a 120 years ago and has been in a cupboard in the british museum in london ever since. now from web went to tunnel river to meet because of the eldest, who have joined others across africa and calling for the return as their stolen heritage. i know who he comes from, the people in kenya, it's called the county and was central to that belief. these to sing this song when it was carried to that community on the banks of tanner river macaroni among gassy . the 7th king of the nice and the council of elders are the only people who are allowed to play it or even see it. then god g was actually a way of life. authority emanates from its mysticism. he was on the king macaroni grandfather's rule about a 120 years ago where the drum was taken. and this is the man who took it yet. sanderson, a norwegian, timber trader. he was put in charge of the area by the british who were colonizing kenya. at the time, he sailed up the tanner river in a steamboat and eldest se he found the people who revered the in godaddy. more than him, they say anderson and his men fou

earlier, i spoke with jamie fraser, curator of the british museum, and asked him how its involvementd be described as the most complicated jigsaw ever, but it's much more complicated, isn't it? the issue here is that one museum had one case that held 7a really fragile glass vessels. the force of the blast was that on to the ground, so 72 of those specials smashed into smithereens, plus the glass from the place and that their surrounding windows. imagine getting all the pieces from 7a differentjigsaw boxes mixing altogether, and you're approaching the scope of the problem. we've seen some pictures of the state of the inside of the museum at this point. having got the stuff all out, is there a kind of logic to how you pieced together something like this, or is it almost a random exercise for the first few days and weeks? i guess it's like being first on the scene in a traffic accident. immediate first aid before you do the reconstructive surgery. our colleagues have taken the lead with this with assistance from french conservators from paris, and what they're doing very slowly is worki

to send him the we're going to the founding board of directors, including for my head of the british museum. neil mcgregor will star museums, and a very knowledgable advisor. but our tough ones all on we have now made to whom both for what it was always meant to be a new type of cultural center. how move and just to museum. it has an interdisciplinary approach and it's 15 for the german cultural landscape is open to the world diverse and the place of critical dialogue. it was bitter for her when the creative branch, the 2nd largest economic sector in germany, was forced into a complete corona virus knocked down 4 months in the face of protest. she fought for an expanded support program. an extra 2000000000 euros was approved as emergency aid scholarships and bridging payments. for me personally, i felt like i was going through withdrawal and i think many people felt the same way. they missed the stimulation, the opportunity to exchange ideas. it's not just entertainment, it's very important for critical corrective and society. i'm also important for democracy by the way. another important t

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did of all people, the former director of the world's biggest imperialist colonial museum, the british museum, was appointed head of the humbled forum. i don't know what he had in mind or if he had anything particular in mind. but the one thing that was central to our agenda was what he couldn't provide. and that was a change of narrative, a presentation of multiple perspectives more to perspective. i don't know how many times i explained this to neil mcgregor in words and images of i always had the impression he didn't care martin, i'm finished by then any major changes to the humbled forum. we're pretty much out of the question. as plans for the interior had been almost finalized. mcgregor stayed on the job for 3 years. he did not fulfill the high expectations. the history of berlin is also featured at the humbled forum species curator of the berlin exhibition. he's from the netherlands and used to be director of the amsterdam city museum. so he contributes an outsider's perspective . he has followed the critical discussion in germany about the humbled forum. i let the cookie come, i was al

the popular former director of the british museum in london was meant to win over public favour. as head of the humboldt forums founding director it, but in the end, even he could not provide what the forum needed a new way of doing museums. also that of all people, the former director of the world's biggest imperialist colonial museum, the british museum, was appointed head of the humbled forum. i don't know what he had in mind or if he had anything particular in mind. but the one thing that was central to our agenda was what he couldn't provide. and that was a change of narrative, a presentation of multiple perspectives. what you perspective, i don't know how many times i explained this to neil mcgregor and words and images . i always had the impression he didn't care by then any major changes to the humbled forum. we're pretty much out of the question. as plans for the interior had been almost finalized. mcgregor stayed on the job for 3 years . he did not fulfill the high expectations. the history of berlin is also featured at the humbled forum a species curator of the berlin

going to send and we're going to the founding board of directors, including for my head of the british museum, neil mcgregor world star museums, and a very knowledgable advisor. but once all on we have now made the humble form what it was always meant to be a new type of cultural center, more than just a museum. it has an interdisciplinary approach, and it's for the german cultural landscape is open to the world diverse and the place of critical dialogue. it was better for her when the creative branch, the 2nd largest economic sector in germany, was forced into a complete corona virus. not down for months in the face of protest, she fought for an expanded support program. an extra 2000000000 euros was approved as emergency aid scholarships and bridging payments. for me personally, i felt like i was going through withdrawal and i think many people felt the same way. they missed the stimulation, the opportunity to exchange ideas. it's not just entertainment, it's very important for the critical corrective in society. i'm also important for democracy by the way, is another important topic for us

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going to send and we're going to the founding board of directors, including for my head of the british museum, neil mcgregor world star museums, and a very knowledgable advisor. but once all on we have now made the humble form what it was always meant to be a new type of cultural center, how more than just a museum. it has an interdisciplinary approach and it's 15 for the german cultural landscape is open to the world diverse and a place of critical dialogue. it was better for her when the creative branch, the 2nd largest economic sector in germany, was forced into a complete corona virus. not down for months in the face of protest, she fought for an expanded support program. an extra 2000000000 euros was approved as emergency aid scholarships and bridging payments. for me personally, i felt like i was going through withdrawal and i think many people felt the same way. they missed the stimulation, the opportunity to exchange ideas. it's not just entertainment, it's very important for the critical corrective and society. i'm also important for democracy by the way. another important topic for

the new prime minister at the chancellor with self diplomacy in the british museum, the visitor was shown proof of the british love of german cars. but cameron's friendly overtures were undermined by his plan to hold a referendum on leaving the u. medical herself was briefly at the center of that debate. when the women, they called multi addressed the mother of parliaments. we need a strong united kingdom with a strong voice inside the european union. if we have that, we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all but her appeals fell on deaf ears. the u. k voted to leave the rec, safe also brought in medical's p. m number 4, where to resume it seemed at 1st there was hope of doing a deal to pragmatists working together even after the split in brussels. a shed sense of color and a shared sense of humour. could the cement relations. but the deal on future co operation agreed by may medical and the other leaders was thrown out by the house of commons lost in the line of british leaders by medical is boris johnson. his bullish bravado is a world away from her cool, anal

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the british army has always been very small the real pride is the navy. the naval museum is much bigger. [laughter] so basically of an army of conquest. about one third of the british army if the british had won the war how do you maintain by force? >> right. once the french come in night have to worry about all of your overseas possessions not just north america but the west indies and defending the homeland itself. all of those things start to play into it that they didn't have to worry about before. i agree with you completely. after saratoga in the war move south, again only americans could have be in themselves at that point. that is possible. they could have done that. they could've made some boneheaded errors, but they were just right enough to win this. >> and the british are sending more ships and personnel to the caribbean off of the saratoga. and they are expected to win this with fewer troops. >> yes. handed an impossible task which goes to show saratoga is why people need to read your book. thank you very much i really enjoyed this discussion. >> i have two i

sanctuary to american ships and the dutch were sending vital supplies the british army has been very small in the naval museums much bigger than the army museum. [laughter]te . . . . once they come in now you have to worry about all your possessions, not just north america. you have to worry about homeland defense depending the home of itself. all those things play into it but they didn't have to worry about before. i agree with you completely, after saratoga and work moved south, i think only americans could have beaten themselves at that time. that's possible, they could have p that, really boneheaded errors but they are just right enough to win this thing. >> sending more personnel to the caribbean b to saratoga and they are expecting to win this with fewer troops. >> they probably are. >> saratoga is the turn of why people need to leave that. i really enjoyed this discussion. >> i have, too. it's wonderful and thank you to the thomas jefferson foundation and the whole team. thank you for participating. appreciate it. ♪♪ >> book tv on c-span2, top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday 10:00

british army is to always been very small. their real pride isy the navy. the naval museummuch bigger than the army's and they basically haveau an army of conquest. they could take any american city and the southern british army was in ireland say nothing of -- the british that they had won the war how do you then maintain a force? >> right and then of course once the french command now you have to, now you have to worry about all of your worldly possessions not just north america. he of the west indies in the story about homeland defense, defending the homeland itself. all of those things start playing into it that they didn't have to worry about before. i agree with you completely. after saratoga and the war move south again i really think only of americans could read themselves but that and that's possible. they could have done that. they could have made some boneheaded errors but they are just right enough to win this thing. >> and the british are sending warships and personnel to the caribbean off of the saratoga and the clintons are expecting to win this but fewer tro

british army has always been pretty small. their real pride is the navy. the navy museums much bigger than the army museum. >> right. >> they basically had an army of conquests, they could take any american city, but not an army of occupation. about a third of the british army was [inaudible]. >> right. >> the british couldn't have dealt with -- [inaudible]. if they won the war, how do you maintain by force? >> right, right, and then of course once the french come in, now you have to, you know, now you have to worry about all of your overseas possessions, not just north america. you know, the west indies, you have to worry about homeland defense, defending the homeland itself. all of those things now start playing into it that they didn't have to worry about before. so i mean, i absolutely -- i agree with you completely. i mean once -- after saratoga and the war moves south, again, i really think that only the americans could have beaten themselves at that point. >> yeah. >> and that's possible. they could have done that. they could have made some really bone-headed error

museum. the beneath bronzes, the masterpieces from the wild kingdom of beneath were looted by british forces during a punitive palace rayed in 897. in what is now nigeria, later, many pieces were eventually sold. what the humbled form does with the bronze and ivory works is a key test of its avowed commitment to explore new ideas and truly pursue cultural exchange with other countries. as equals for decades, nigeria has demanded the return of its looted treasures. it wasn't until 2021 that any progress was made regarding the benign bronzes. how does restitution work? and why are museums so often reluctant to for fun, better competition that our procedure for returning items looks like that is good to visit with the board of the prussian cultural heritage foundation has to make the decisions director towards the president or museum director can't do so it really has to be the top level bodies before this and, and then there's the question of the recipient is too clear. and for any object to be rest of today, we have to determine who the rightful owner and i was. the on the status is a nationa

museum. the disaster killed 80 for teachers and students at the school in the northeastern city of issue, mackie or to sports. and louis hamilton has won the british grand prix after a thrilling race in front of 840000 funds at silver stone. the mercedes driver overtook ferrari's charles the cloud with tulips remaining to take the adaptation of his home crowd as to britain sealed a record extending 8th when on home turf. but there was controversy after a 1st lab crush between hamilton and main title arrival marks for stop and left. the red bull driver in hospital for precaution re tests for stop and remains top of the leaders of the driver standing. despite the result, no 2 south african soccer players have become the 1st athletes inside tokyo's 2020 limping village to test positive for covert 19th. a video analyst with the soccer squad also tested positive as the the head coach of south africa. 7 aside, roby team, which is based in another city. meanwhile, 6 british leads and 2 staff members are an isolation after being identified as close contacts of a person who had tested positive for covered 19. the cannes film festival glitzy closing ceremon

natural history museum have unearthed tens of thousands of fossils from a secret site in the cotswolds. sport and let's get a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. britishwon silver at the commonwealth games in 2018. in a statement, hill has said that she's "devastated" to be missing out on the tokyo olympics. she said, "there are no words to describe how i m feeling right now. after five years of training and preparation, i'm absolutely devastated. although i don't have any symptoms, i will now isolate as per the government guidance. i would like to wish the best of luck to all of team gb." despite the opening ceremony taking place on friday, team gb have already got their competition underway in women's football and they got off to a winning start, beating chile 2—0 in sapporo. manchester city striker ellen white scored both goals — the first from close range in the first half before this flying volley in the second half made sure of the points from great britain. their next game is against hosts japan on saturday. a huge win in one of this morning's other games. sweden beat four—time women's football olympic champions usa 3—0 in tokyo. the result end