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Burnham to hand Caribbean countries £40m and prepares to apologise for Britain's role in slave trade
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What happenedThe Prime Minister will use a meeting of Commonwealth leaders in Antigua to discuss formal contrition from the UK over the mass forced transportation of African labour.
The headline splitDaily Mail frames it as "Burnham to hand Caribbean countries £40m and prepares to apologise for Britain's role in...". GB News frames it as "Andy Burnham should be Britain's greatest defender instead of backing those saying our co...".
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Right / center-rightBurnham to hand Caribbean countries £40m and prepares to apologise for Britain's role in slave trade
Burnham to hand Caribbean countries £40m and prepares to apologise for Britain's role in slave trade
The Prime Minister will use a meeting of Commonwealth leaders in Antigua to discuss formal contrition from the UK over the mass forced transportation of African labour.
Andy Burnham should be Britain's greatest defender instead of backing those saying our country is stained
Last week, the Prime Minister decided to weigh in on Britain’s historic role in the slave trade, revealing that he was “open” to issuing a formal apology. Almost every culture has, at some...
