King Charles expresses profound sorrow over slave trade in Antigua but does not apologise
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At the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting opening in Antigua and Barbuda, King Charles III said the transatlantic slave trade fills him with horror and profound personal sorrow and that the Royal Navy played a leading role in ending it, but he gave no formal apology and no reparations measures, only pledges on education, jobs, trade and climate resilience. Caribbean nations still seek reparations; Buckingham Palace had said he would not apologise on the Caribbean tour; Guyana’s President Mohamed Irfaan Ali said an apology should be his next step.
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