King Charles to address colonial past on Caribbean tour
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 18:25 · Archive
King Charles will visit the Caribbean in late October and November, acknowledging the region's colonial history.
King Charles is to undertake a Caribbean tour from late October to November. He will visit The Bahamas from 27 to 29 October, Guyana from 29 to 30 October, and then travel to Antigua and Barbuda from 1 to 4 November for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where he will meet the Queen.
Buckingham Palace has indicated that the tour will confront the region's colonial past. The King will not shy away from addressing 'the darkest days of our past' during the visit.
How it is being reported
- Charles’ Caribbean tour will not shy away from ‘the darkest days of our past’Evening Standard · 2 Oct, 18:14
- King Charles will not 'shy away from darkest days of our past' on Caribbean tourThe Mirror · 2 Oct, 18:00
- Charles’ Caribbean tour will not shy away from ‘the darkest days of our past’Evening Standard · 2 Oct, 18:00
In this story: King Charles · The Bahamas · Guyana · Antigua and Barbuda · Commonwealth
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