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The Prime Minister expressed his personal ‘sorrow and regret’ for the suffering caused by the transatlantic slave trade.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he is "open" to calls for Britain to formally apologise for its role in the slave trade, but ruled out considering financial reparations
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he is "open" to calls for Britain to formally apologise for its role in the slave trade, but ruled out considering financial reparations
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he is "open" to calls for Britain to formally apologise for its role in the slave trade, but rejected financial reparations
The prime minister says Britain must "face up to the past" for its role in the transatlantic slave trade but reparations are "not the right answer".
The Prime Minister expressed his personal ‘sorrow and regret’ for the suffering caused by the transatlantic slave trade.
In what would be a significant U-turn on previous government policy, the PM said he is 'open' to the possibility of the UK issuing a formal apology for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
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Met Police warn those planning on joining the demonstration ‘they are essentially meeting to purposefully commit a crime’
The protest, organised by Defend Our Juries, was expected to see 400 people show support for the group by holding up signs reading 'I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action'.
Police said protesters are ‘essentially meeting to purposefully commit a crime’ as hundreds gather outside US embassy
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act after it was proscribed in June 2025.
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act after it was proscribed in June 2025.