Politics
King Charles to address slavery as UK PM signals openness to apology
King Charles III will speak about the transatlantic slave trade with 'sincere sorrow' when he addresses Commonwealth leaders in Antigua on Tuesday, Buckingham Palace said. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham wrote that he is 'open' to a formal apology for Britain's role in slavery, a shift in government stance, though he has not offered reparations.

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