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King Charles calls on Commonwealth leaders to confront painful history together

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King Charles addressed Commonwealth leaders in Antigua, describing the transatlantic slave trade as a painful chapter of history, while stopping short of offering a formal apology or reparations. Caribbean nations have called for reparatory justice, but the UK government maintains it will not pay financial reparations. The King instead urged cooperation on trade, education and climate change. Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/politics-latest-budget-healey-burnham-labour-badenoch-farage-davey-12593360 #kingcharles #royalfamily #commonwealth #antigua #skynews SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube…

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