Real Britannia: White Privilege in the Cotton Mills – RB 032921

Sven Longshanks and Max Musson discuss the weekend’s news, before starting a presentation on David Livingstone.

The Kill the Bill protests in Bristol have continued making war against the police, while the Mayor talks about how proud he is of the city’s tradition of protesting.

In Scotland Alex Salmond surprised everyone by starting the new Alba party in response to Nicola Sturgeon metooing him and this will hopefully split the SNP vote in May.

The Moslem community have caused a White teacher to go into hiding with Police protection, after he dared to show an image of Mohammed in class.

Unlike in France where the school backed Samuel Paty who ended up beheaded, Batley school has apologised and suspended the teacher.

David Livingstone was one of the most popular British heroes of the Victorian era and his exploratory work into Africa made it possible for the colonisation of the country.

He began his life working 12 hour days in the cotton mills at the age of ten, doing a very dangerous job running around among the moving machinery.

He managed to still find the time for education and eventually went to Africa as a missionary, where he lost an arm while hunting a lion.

Presented by Sven Longshanks and Max Musson

Real Britannia: White Privilege in the Cotton Mills – RB 032921

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