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Hello and welcome to the Red Box Politics Podcast, I'm Matt Chorley.

Now about a month ago we spoke to Marvin Reese, the Mayor of Bristol, about the toppling of the Edward

Colston statue and what that meant for him. And for the city, so we thought one

month on we'd go back and speak to him on my times radio show. It's a fascinating listen he talks a lot about the politics

but also about his own personal experience particularly being stopped by the police something we don't think

he's spoken about before. So this is Marvin Reese, the mayor of Bristol.

Talk to me on my Times Radio show.

Now then, a month ago, this was the sound in Bristol. Crowds cheering as the statue of Slave Trader Edward the street was first torn down.

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