jennifer the owners. we are immensely excited, thrilled, honoured and very grateful to all the people who made it possible. she started at the age of 13, i believe, at her sister's feats, emily davisoing to deal with suffrage and, goodness me, she did help deal with it. the sculpture marks 100 years since women in britain won the right to god. it was commissioned by london mayor sadiq khan. —— the right to vote. it followed a petition which received 85,000 signatures. less than 3% of british statues featured a woman who actually existed. with this statue of millicent fawcett, the first statue of a woman and the first statue by a woman in this iconic location, we are making one hell of a starter and changing mat. dame millicent fawcett stands alongside 11 all—male statues including winston churchill and nelson mandela. millicent fawcett‘s statue stands here, and it will do for ever next to gandhi and nelson mandela to highlight her belief in non—violent protests. it will not only serve as a reminder of her legacy and extraordinary life, but it is also proof that not just extraordinary life, but it is also proof that notjust men can make a difference. thank you, frank qi. the rspca