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UK Prime Minister Burnham says he is 'open' to formal apology for slavery, but rules out reparations
5 outlets reported this over 28 hours. First seen by Huduku: Deccan Herald, 31 Oct, 4:33 pm.
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Who owns these outlets?
No two of these outlets share an owner on Huduku’s list.
- Deccan Herald: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt LtdFounded 1948
- NDTV: New Delhi Television LtdFounded 1988
- India Today: Living Media India LtdFounded 1975
- The Economic Times: Bennett, Coleman & Co. LtdFounded 1961
- Al Jazeera: no owner named on Huduku’s list
When the reports appeared?
5 reports from 5 outlets over 28 hours.
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Every outlet’s headline
- UK Prime Minister Burnham says he is 'open' to formal apology for slavery, but rules out reparations
Words only this outlet used: Prime Minister, formal.
- UK PM Burnham Open To Slavery Apology, But Rejects Reparations
Words only this outlet used: Rejects.
- UK PM Andy Burnham open to slavery apology, rules out financial reparations
Words only this outlet used: Andy, financial.
- UK's Burnham rules out slavery reparations
- Burnham ‘open’ to UK slavery apology, but not reparations: Why now?
Words only this outlet used: now.
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