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At the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, the UK agreed to begin discussions on a formal apology for its role in the slave trade, while ruling out direct reparations. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband hopes the move will ease tensions and shift the agenda toward issues including debt restructuring, investment and climate change; officials say an apology would not create legal liability. The diplomatic effort’s success will be judged at the next summit, while Britain plans to raise debt restructuring ahead of the G20 it will host.
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