LONDON: British family whose ancestors had slaves in the 1800s is to apologise to the people of a Caribbean island and pay reparations.One of the family members, a BBC reporter, said the Trevelyan family is apologising for the role their ancestors played in enslavement on the island of Grenada.The family had more than 1,000 slaves there in the 19th century and owned six sugar plantations, German Press Agency (dpa) reported, quoting the broadcaster.BBC News journalist Laura Trevelyan, who is based in the United States, tweeted: “The Trevelyan family is apologising to the people of Grenada for the role our ancestors played in enslavement on the island, and engaging in reparations.”The family i
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