In 80 years, the UK will not exist as an English-speaking nation, and the nation itself will be unlikely to be remembered by any of the then-current inhabitants.
Silly to worry about remembering Churchill, when England is in peril of disappearing. But France and most of the rest of Europe will suffer the same fate. Worrying about this is like worrying about whether the pigs enjoyed the half-ounce truffle that was in the five gallons of slop poured into their trough.
Ironically, the only hope I see for survival of English-speaking people in Britain is utter economic collapse, followed by the 50 years of cold weather and crop failure that is rapidly approaching. If this motivates less immigration, and even prompts some reverse migration, there is perhaps some chance for England to survive.
In 10 years it won’t. We [The United States], unless we turn things around by no later than 2012, do not even have 80 years.