King Charles' Antigua Speech Acknowledges History but Avoids Apology

Photo Credit: Ben Stansall-Pool/Getty Images King Charles acknowledged the past in his Antigua speech, but stopped short of offering an apology. The news comes as the reigning monarch concludes his nine-day Caribbean tour today. Demands for a formal apology and reparations for Britain's historical role in the transatlantic slave trade have dominated the trip. King Charles makes 'learn from the past' remark in Antigua speech In a grey suit and lilac tie, King Charles addressed some 1,200 delegates at the National Performing Arts Centre of Antigua and Barbuda on November 3. His . . .