Prince William advised going ‘further’ with the slavery apology

During their Jamaica vacation, Prince William and Kate Middleton are being scrutinised.

Sir Kier Stammer tells LBC that he believes the Duke of Cambridge did not fully apologise for’slavery’ during his speech in Jamaica.

Sir Keir told LBC: “He could have gone further, but again it’s a difficult one. And I think he may go further in the future.”

Sir Keir noted that modernization will be “bumpy,” but that it was a necessary evil. Kier admitted that their Land Rover journey in Jamaica was “a little weird” and “harkened back to the past.”

“I didn’t quite see how that actually fit that well with the aim of their trip,” he said.

“I think the tour has been a fantastic outreach for the Prince and his wife.

However, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi disagreed: “They’ve done a tremendous job.”

Prince William addressed deep-rooted slavery practices in the history of Britain as Jamaica decides to opt out of Commonwealth.

During his speech at the official luncheon at King’s House, the residence of Jamaica’s Governor-General, Sir Patrick Allen, William apologised to the country for disappointing them.

“I want to express my profound sorrow. Slavery was abhorrent. And it should never have happened,” he said.

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