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British people don’t need to apologise for slavery – but the government does | Olivette Otele

The UK Prime Minister's recent comments on slavery have sparked debate about whether the government should apologize. Andy Burnham is advocating for a discussion on reparations, while the opposition claims apologies divert attention from ur...

The Guardian· Nov 3, 2026 · 3:05 PM · 3 views

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The UK Prime Minister's recent comments on slavery have sparked debate about whether the government should apologize. Andy Burnham is advocating for a discussion on reparations, while the opposition claims apologies divert attention from urgent issues. A substantial pledge for Caribbean projects indicates a shift in addressing colonial impacts.

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