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Kate Nash is a well-known singer-songwriter from London who has always felt a strong connection to her Irish heritage. Her mother is Irish, and as a child, Kate spent many holidays in Ireland, attended a Catholic school, and learned to play the tin whistle. Despite this, she realized as an adult that she did not know much about some important parts of Irish and British history. This realization inspired her latest project, where she covers Sinéad O'Connor's song 'Famine. ' The song talks about the Great Famine in Ireland, a time when over a million people died and many more left the country because of hunger.

In her new music video, Kate worked with artist Tia O'Donnell, who made a banner that says 'The English Don't Know Their History. ' Kate believes that many people in England, including herself, have not learned enough about their country's past, especially about the relationship between England and Ireland. She says that she did not learn about the famine in school or at home, and that Sinéad O'Connor's song taught her more than any history lesson she had before. Kate even rewrote some parts of the song to include her own experiences and feelings about being both English and Irish. She hopes that by sharing this song, she can start conversations about history and help people understand each other better.

Historians and teachers agree that there is a gap in how history is taught in England. Professor Enda Delaney says that English students do not usually learn about Anglo-Irish history, which means many people do not understand what happened during the famine. The British government says that teachers can include topics like the famine in their lessons, and they are working to improve the curriculum so students can learn about difficult subjects. Kate Nash believes that teachers need more support to teach these topics. She also thinks that understanding history is important for everyone, not just people with Irish roots. By covering 'Famine,' Kate joins other artists who have explored their Irish heritage through music. She hopes her work will encourage more people to learn about the past and appreciate the importance of history in shaping who we are today.