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King condemns transatlantic slave trade as celebrity loses gag bid

Wednesday’s newspaper coverage focuses on the King’s description of the transatlantic slave trade as “monstrous” and reports that a high-profile celebrity has lost a gag bid in a case involving sex claims.

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The King’s condemnation of the transatlantic slave trade and a legal setback for a high-profile celebrity are among the main stories leading Wednesday’s newspapers.

The King described slavery as “monstrous” in comments about the transatlantic slave trade. His remarks form one of the principal themes highlighted in the day’s newspaper coverage.

The papers also report that a well-known celebrity has lost a “gag bid” in a case involving sex claims. The individual is not identified in the supplied material, and no further details about the legal proceedings or the decision are available.

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Both stories are presented as leading topics in Wednesday’s coverage, linking the King’s public comments on slavery with developments in a high-profile legal case involving a celebrity. The latest situation is that the celebrity’s bid has been unsuccessful, while the King’s remarks continue to feature prominently in the newspapers.

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