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Baa! Hello and welcome folks, this is me Royfield and I think you all

know that I've got somewhat of a being my bonnet about this modern slavery

storyline as I said on a few Dumbe Dum's ago you you can't be of West Indian origin in Britain and not have at least

one conversation with your friends and with your peers of which slavery isn't brought up but

we all thought this was something which was consigned to the dustbin of history.

The British Empire of Boris slavery in the 1830s, but no this practice is still alive and kicking today.

And obviously as fans of the archers we've been aware of that because the great

storyline that has been running through the show for actually much longer than we think

Philip Moss has been in the village for quite some time.

He was the urbane, boring, somewhat ill-fitted partner for our lovely crusty,

but he's turned out to be a right utter baden. Not only is he Welsh, is also a slave master.

So we actually have two incredibly well-versed voices on the subject we have award-winning

guardian journalist Amelia Gentlemen who's written about modern slavery and is also an archers fan and we have justine

curl back from unseen right I'm gonna start with you Amelia first off what is your

archers vintage so it's slightly First off, what is your archer's vintage?

So it's slightly hit in this.

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