Statue of UK slave trader Edward Colston fished from harbour after Black Lives Matter protest
Councils across the UK have begun reviews into the status of several statues and monuments because of their controversial histories.
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Statue of UK slave trader Edward Colston fished from harbour after Black Lives Matter protest
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