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King Charles III addresses Britain's historical ties to slavery during Caribbean tour

During his Caribbean tour, King Charles III is responding to calls for Britain to apologize for its historical involvement in slavery. While he acknowledges the issue, he will not offer an apology, reiterating that slavery is an 'atrocity that forever stains our history.'

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During his Caribbean tour, King Charles III is responding to calls for Britain to apologize for its historical involvement in slavery. While he acknowledges the issue, he will not offer an apology, reiterating that slavery is an 'atrocity that forever stains our history.'

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Original Headline

King Charles III can't escape Britain's role in slavery as he tours Caribbean nations

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King Charles III addresses Britain's historical ties to slavery during Caribbean tour