Foreign Secretary Miliband told BBC Newscast an apology for slavery would not impose a financial cost on UK taxpayers.
According to BBC News, Foreign Secretary Miliband discussed a possible apology for slavery during an appearance on BBC's Newscast programme. He said Britain cannot sweep its past "under the carpet". Miliband also said the apology would not bring a cost for UK taxpayers.
Source: BBC News.
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