Caribbean nations plan to sue UK for slavery reparations after previously demanding trillions of pounds

Britain is facing a potential slavery reparations lawsuit from Caribbean nations. The issue is due to be raised at the Commonwealth summit hosted in Antigua in November, which the King is set to attend. The Caribbean Community group confirmed last week it was 'preparing to advance reparations on the agenda of the upcoming 28th Commonwealth heads of government meeting'. Member countries have long demanded trillions in compensation for the slave trade, described by the UN this year as 'the gravest crime against humanity'. Britain abolished slavery in 1834 throughout most of its empire, decades before the US did so. The...