Charles acknowledges 'great suffering' amid calls for slavery apology

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2026-10-28

Nassau, Bahamas (PA Media/dpa) - King Charles III began his Caribbean tour by acknowledging the "great suffering of the past" and confirmed that Commonwealth leaders will discuss the legacy of slavery at a major summit. Speaking at an event celebrating Bahamas youth and staged where the country's independence from the UK was declared, he said its culture was "born out of darkness." His visit comes in the wake of renewed calls from Caribbean natio......

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