On BBC A

I am doing life a few more years means nothing to me

I'm pregnant

judges go easy I'm pregnant women

I've been old my electricity that's all

don't think I should even be in here.

A new series of the Baffa Award winning time.

You tell anyone and I mean anyone about me I will kill you starring Jody Whitaker tomorrow Lawrence and

Bella Ramsey time watch on BBC I player let me read you this quote terrible things are happening outside

Poor helpless people are being dragged out of their homes

Families are being torn apart. Men, women, and children are separated,

and children come home from school

to find out that their parents have disappeared.

That's the end of the quote. I could have

written those words this week to describe the largest ice raid in American

history that took place in rural Mississippi.

As nearly 700 people, most of them mothers, fathers, hardworking people who were snatched from their jobs and detained in the middle of the school day,

only for their children to find out a few hours later when literally nobody came to school to pick them up. The kids

had nowhere to go, nothing to eat, nowhere to sleep. But no that quote, those words, they weren't written yesterday. They could

have been. Instead, they were written on January 13th, 1943, as the Holocaust neared.

And a teenage girl named Anne Frank wrote them in her diary as she witnessed the very thing that is now happening on

our watch. Let me read the quote again and think about what just happened in

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