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While individual UK politicians have expressed deep regret for Britain's role in slavery, the UK government has never issued a formal, state-level apology. This contrasts with some other nations. The absence of a formal apology is a key reason why groups like CARICOM continue to press for one, seeing it as a necessary step before discussions on reparations.
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