UK black voters angered by Badenoch slavery remarks; apology debate intensifies

Kemi Badenoch's claim that Britain should not apologize for transatlantic slavery has triggered 'profound anger' among black voters, per Operation Black Vote chair David Weaver. The controversy highlights a political divide ahead of elections, with Labour's Andy Burnham urged to apologize. The issue could influence black voter turnout and party support.

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