Dominic Sandbrook

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So hello, everybody.

Yes, it's a massively important moment in the history of Australia, New Zealand, and indeed Turkey.

But it's also one of the most colourful and gripping stories of the entire First World War.

And as you say, Gallipoli ranks among the great military catastrophes.

of modern times.

And you say the British don't come out well.

I mean, some Britons come out extremely well, but others do not.

And chief among those who do not is arguably the most celebrated man in all British history, Winston Churchill.

Well, we shall see.