Robert Jenrick, a Tory leadership candidate, stated that the UK should 'unequivocally reject' reparations for its role in the slave trade, citing 'false narratives'.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves stressed that the UK government is not considering reparations, focusing instead on addressing current issues rather than historical grievances.
Kemi Badenoch criticized Labour for supporting reparations, claiming it shows the party is 'ashamed of its own country', while promising accountability if she leads the opposition.
Bahamas foreign minister Frederick Mitchell emphasized that reparations involve 'respect and acknowledging the past', advocating for recognition rather than just financial compensation.
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