UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gives first Major Speech at Chatham House in London

The speaker, Robert Garden, introduces himself at Chatham House, sharing a personal connection through his grandfather. He discusses the unique characteristics he brings to his new role and reflects on the impact of past British Foreign Secretaries. He expresses admiration for George Nathaniel Curzon and notes the mixed legacy of Britain's actions globally. The session concludes with some unrelated remarks.

How do people remember Britain's actions in the past?

What was the conclusion of the variety mentioned?