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King Charles will not issue formal apology for slavery on Caribbean tour

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KING Charles will not issue a formal apology for slavery at a Commonwealth summit — despite Andy Burnham being “open” to the idea. Palace...

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Following British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's statement that he is open to an apology regarding transatlantic slavery, sources close to the royal family noted that the responsibility and authority to apologize for slavery belongs to the government, not Buckingham Palace.

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Following British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's statement that he is open to an apology for slavery, palace sources noted that the responsibility for an apology lies with the government, not Buckingham Palace. It was stated that King Charles would address the suffering of the past in his speech.

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The Sun broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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