Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated that he is willing to consider official apologies from the UK for its role in the transatlantic slave trade, while dismissing the idea of financial reparations. In an article, he emphasized the importance of acknowledging the past and engaging in structured dialogue with affected countries. Burnham also announced a debt restructuring plan for the poorest Commonwealth countries while attending a summit in the Caribbean.
British Prime Minister open to apologies on slavery, but refuses reparations
This article was updated at 12:15.