Britain's King Charles III acknowledged the "tremendous suffering of the past" during his tour of the Caribbean, amid growing calls for Britain to apologize and pay reparations for slavery. In a speech in the Bahamas, he acknowledged the historical injustice, but refrained from apologizing and of course did not promise payments.

Britain's King Charles III acknowledged the "tremendous suffering of the past" during his tour of the Caribbean, amid growing calls for Britain to apologize and pay reparations for slavery. In a speech in the Bahamas, he acknowledged the historical injustice, but refrained from apologizing and of course did not promise payments.