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At the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa, leaders emphasized the need for discussions on reparations related to slavery, despite UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's dismissal of financial compensation. The joint statement called for a 'meaningful conversation' on reparatory justice, reflecting growing pressure from Caribbean nations and others affected by Britain's colonial past.
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At the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa, King Charles III emphasized the urgency of climate action and acknowledged historical injustices. Leaders discussed reparations for slavery and endorsed an Ocean Declaration to protect marine environments. Australia's Prime Minister faced criticism over fossil fuel emissions, highlighting tensions within the Commonwealth regarding climate commitments.
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Donald Trump's campaign has filed a complaint against the UK Labour Party, alleging illegal foreign contributions to Kamala Harris's campaign. This follows Labour's decision to send volunteers to support Harris ahead of the US presidential election. The situation has sparked a political row, with implications for UK-US relations.