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Monday, November 2, 2026

The Morning Poll: Should Britain pay reparations over the slave trade?

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said that he is open to listening to calls for an official apology for Britain's role in the historic transatlantic slave trade, but has ruled out financial reparations.

It comes ahead of King Charles hosting this week's potentially stormy Commonwealth summit in St John’s during his Caribbean tour. 

But do you think we should we pay reparations? Have your say in the Morning Mail poll. Vote now and you'll find the results in tomorrow's Morning Mail newsletter.

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