Church slave trade links report prompts £100m funding to ‘address past wrongs’

Church of England sets up £100m fund to address ‘past wrongs’ of slavery links

Church Commissioners, who manage its £10bn investment portfolio, will use the money 'to address past wrongs'

Church of England sets aside £100M to 'address past wrongs' over slavery

The Church of England has allocated £100 million to a fund intended "to address past wrongs" related to the church's historic links with the transatlantic slave trade.

Church of England says it knew of slavery links as fund is set up to address ‘shameful’ past

The Church of England knew it was investing in the transatlantic slave trade during the 18th century, the head of its investment arm said on Wednesday, after

Church of England says it knew of slavery links as fund set up to address 'shameful' past

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby says it is now time for the Church of England to take action to address 'our shameful past' transparently to face 'our present and future with integrity'

Church of England to spend £100m on making amends for "shameful" slave trade links

The Church of England has announced it will spend £100m on a fund that is dedicated to compensating for its historic links to the international slave trade.

Church of England apologises for slavery as it was a 'shameful and horrific sin'

Commissioners of the church, including the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, looked into their history and involvement in the slave trade and said its connection to it caused "great dismay