AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSlavery Legacy: King Charles called Britain’s role in the slave trade a “monstrous injustice” but stopped short of a formal apology. The government says it is open to one, while ruling out reparations; Ed Miliband suggested an apology could come next year. Protest and History: At the Supreme Court, Palestine Action’s co-founder argued the group’s tactics should be judged against protest movements such as the suffragettes, as she challenges its terrorism ban. Roman Britain: New analysis of ashes suggests Colchester, Britain’s first Roman capital, drew people from across the empire, including Italy, Spain and Lebanon. Local Heritage: Chatteris Community Archive marks 20 years with more than 3,000 photographs documenting the town from Victorian times to today. Remembrance: A look at the poppy’s place in British life finds younger people are less likely than older generations to wear one, raising questions about how the tradition will endure.
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