Following the controversy over Confederate statues in the United States, should some of London's famous monuments be rem

The video discusses the controversy surrounding historical statues, focusing on Admiral Nelson's statue in Trafalgar Square. It highlights the debate over Nelson's legacy, given his defense of slavery, and explores public opinion on whether such statues should remain. The video also examines other historical figures like Robert Clive and Winston Churchill, whose legacies are similarly contentious. It concludes by considering the impact of these statues on modern society and the increased public curiosity about historical figures.

How does the text suggest society should deal with controversial historical figures?

What arguments are presented regarding Robert Clive's legacy?