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UK King to Address Commonwealth on Slavery with 'Honesty'
Buckingham Palace says he will speak with unflinching honesty and sincere sorrow as 56 Commonwealth nations gather amid renewed calls for an apology.
Summary by The Express Tribune
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King Charles should personally apologise over slavery, says former Royal Commonwealth Society director
We spoke to Dr. Danny Sriskandarajah, who is CEO of the New Economics Foundation, and was previously director of the Royal Commonwealth Society. We began by asking what the Commonwealth actually does these days.
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The King will speak to Commonwealth leaders
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