Prime Minister Burnham open to slavery apology but rejects reparations
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Prime Minister Burnham has expressed willingness to acknowledge Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade by issuing an apology. However, he has ruled out the option of reparations, stating they are not the appropriate response. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions about how to address historical injustices.
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