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"The first step is an apology"
The Guardian
|October 25, 2024
Frustration at No 10's refusal to discuss issue
It was meant to be a historic moment for the UK: the first time a sitting prime minister has visited a Pacific island nation. But the focus instead has been on the anger and deep frustration sparked by Keir Starmer's blunt refusal to discuss the issue of reparations.
No 10 confirmed the government would not issue an apology for the UK's role in slavery in the run-up to the Commonwealth heads of government meeting. And while travelling to the conference, Starmer told reporters he wanted to "look forward" rather than have "very long endless discussions about reparations on the past".
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