How close is each of our lives to the legacy of British slavery? And who does that mean we are connected to? Show more

Two men from the North West, Malik and Mark, whose lives connect through their ancestral links to a British slave owner and an abolitionist Show more

A young black man from South London and a white woman, born and raised in Trinidad, whose stories connect through Britain's role in the history of carnival. Show more

How close is each of our lives to the legacy of British slavery? And who does that mean we are connected to? Show more

Marcus is of Bajan descent, Alison is a vicar in Somerset, Ruth is a middle class woman living in Bristol. Their lives today all connect to one British slave owning family Show more

James Cleverly, a British government minister, and Deadria Farmer-Paellmann, an American activist and lawyer, are connected through the same tribe in Sierra Leone. Show more

The connections between the descendant of a late 19th Century Nigerian slave trader, a famous philanthropist and businessman called Lord Leverhulme, and a school in Bolton. Show more

Richard runs a charity for older people in Bristol. In 1895 their member paid for the Colston statue to be put up. Alasdair was one of those who helped put it in the harbour. Show more