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“Amid calls for accountability in 2006, then-Prime Minister Tony Blair expressed “deep sorrow” for Britain’s role in the slave trade, but fell short of apologising or speaking about reparations.”

“The PM has been warned his surprise concession is still 'lacking' as ministers were forced to play down fears the UK will end up paying reparations.”

“The Prime Minister’s comments immediately triggered calls from leaders in the West Indies for Britain to pay billions of pounds in reparations – and sparked questions about the UK’s official stance.”

“Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Gaston Browne smiles ahead of the arrival of King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the annual Independence Ceremonial Parade King Charles and Queen Camilla, who is holding an umbrella, stand together on the day of the…”

“…a Sunday church service celebrating the Commonwealth, Mr Browne told ITV News: “I understand the politics in the UK, in which it may be a difficult proposition for him to agree to any form of reparations, but that just does not negate the need for…”

“The biggest gatherings will be those like today's Commonwealth Business Forum at the Coolidge cricket stadium or the People's Forum at the University of Antigua.”

“Our unelected PM Andy Burnham's most recent blunder about being 'open' to apologising for Britain's role in the slave trade could cost us billions of pounds, writes Stephen Glover King Charles has repeatedly said as much over the past week during his tour of…”