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The UK has agreed to engage in structured discussions addressing historical harms from the transatlantic slave trade, as stated by Commonwealth leaders. Prime Minister Andy Burnham indicated the possibility of formal apologies but ruled out direct reparations. A timeline for these discussions will be established later, with suggestions of a one-year timeframe. The UK plans to allocate £40 million over three years for critical infrastructure investments in the Caribbean. Calls for apologies and reparations have intensified, with leaders emphasizing the need for a respectful dialogue. Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch opposed apologies, fearing it could lead to compensation claims.