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Sunday front pages examine Burnham’s slavery apology comments and the King

Several Sunday newspapers focus on Andy Burnham’s comments about an apology for slavery and what they could mean for the King, alongside a separate story involving Kenny and Maya.

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Several Sunday newspaper front pages focus on comments by Andy Burnham about an apology for slavery and the implications those remarks may have for the King.

The coverage considers the relationship between the Prime Minister and the monarch, with one front-page headline framing the issue as the Prime Minister having “let down the King”. The supplied material does not provide further details of the comments, the response to them or the specific constitutional implications discussed by the newspapers.

The front pages also feature a separate story described as Kenny’s secret night at Maya’s. No additional information about the people involved, the circumstances or the publication’s account of the event is provided.

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The newspaper coverage reflects continuing attention to the political and royal dimensions of the debate over whether an apology for slavery should be made. Further details of the remarks, and any responses from the Prime Minister, the King or other figures, are not included in the available material.

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