>> hayter: no.torian, and i think that the statues should stay, with a footnote of epic proportions. >> cooper: essentially, you're suggesting-- >> hayter: i'm suggesting we do a little bit of historical jujitsu. i'm-- right? i'm suggesting we use the scale and grandeur of those monuments against themselves. i think we lack imagination when we talk about memorials. it's all or nothing. it's leave them this way, or tear them down, as if there's nothing in between that we could do to tell a more enriching story about american history. >> cooper: historians call it recontextualization, the addition of signs or markers with information about when and why the statues were built, to help people see old monuments in a new light. so, you'd like to see signs or placards or historical lessons somewhere around here. >> hayter: anywhere around here, right. perhaps even on this sidewalk. >> cooper: so that as people approach the statue-- >> hayter: they can read the story of-- >> cooper: and they can understand

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there will be hayters. it's not my fault. i said to yorkshire that i wasn't available.e match. the scores were tied at 12—12 isa match. the scores were tied at 12—12 is a full—time hooter sounded. but danny richardson kicked this penalty from inside his own half to secure a 14-12 from inside his own half to secure a 14—12 win. from inside his own half to secure a 14-12 win. it from inside his own half to secure a 14—12 win. it extends their lead at the top to 12 points. that is all the top to 12 points. that is all the sport for now. thank you. ‘furnace friday‘ forecasts are no more, as predicted rain today means temperatures are set to be lower than expected. a record heat forecast has been halted by thunderstorms arriving earlier than expected. temperatures will still be high though — around 30 celsius for many — but it could be as high as 34 celsius in east anglia. but those temperatures won‘t break records today. loads of people will be on the roads and trains and in the air today as they go on holiday. and it is a big day, with uk air traffic control expecting a re