Royals told to pay slavery reparations after Charles edits black paper

Britain’s leading black newspaper has called for the Royal Family to apologise and pay slavery reparations after a backlash from readers over its decision to let ‘guest edit’ an edition.

The heir to the throne took over The Voice’s September edition, praising Bob Marley in a personally-penned editorial and including interviews with Baroness Doreen Lawrence, actor and Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, with whom he has worked closely on issues such as .

But newspaper yesterday revealed that the decision to allow royal involvement had ‘unleashed a torrent of criticism’ from readers.

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