British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he is open to an apology over Britain’s role in slavery, saying the country “needs to face up to the past.”
However, Burnham rejected calls for reparations, drawing a distinction between acknowledging historical wrongs and making financial compensation.
The brief remark comes amid continuing debate in the UK over how the government should address the legacy of slavery and colonialism.
Source / Attribution: NDTV
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